Auto-generated mupdf C++ wrappers

Auto-generated C++ headers and implementation files, plus test outputs (.html files have syntax-colouring):

• https://ghostscript.com/~julian/mupdf/platform/c++/
• https://ghostscript.com/~julian/mupdf/platform/python

These were generated by the mupdfwrap.py programme, which also runs g++ and SWIG to generate a Python module that gives a Python API:

• https://git.ghostscript.com/?p=user/julian/mupdf.git;a=blob;f=scripts/mupdfwrap.py;hb=HEAD

The generated Python module is tested by the (rather hacky) test_mupdfcpp_swig() function in mupdfwrap.py. For convenience, this function and its output can be viewed in https://ghostscript.com/~julian/mupdf/platform/python.

In mupdfwrap.py:

• See "Todo:" section in comment near top, for status of various todo items.

Integration with mupdf git.

In mupdf, have added various things:

    mupdf/
        build/
            shared/
                libmupdf.so  [generated file]
                libmupdfcpp.so [generated file, implements C++ API]
        platform/
            c++/
                Makefile
                implementation/
                    *.cpp [generated files]
                include/
                    mupdf/
                        *.h [generated files]
            python/
                Makefile
                mudf.py [generated file, implements Python API]
                _mupdf.so [generated file, implements Python API internals]
        scripts/
            mupdfwrap.py
            jlib.py

See:

• https://git.ghostscript.com/?p=user/julian/mupdf.git;a=summary

To build:

    cd mupdf/platform/python
    make
    make test

The makefiles build things by running ../../scripts/mupdfwrap.py.

Have also added crude support for building mupdf as a shared object, which is required for integrating with the SWIG python module. At the moment, mupdfwrap.py drives this to build mupdf.so.

-- Julian Smith - 2020-03-04

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