Travis support (OS X)#138
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Use 'terrify' utilities from MacPython to build precompiled wheel packages
…n.org); override CC and CXX to use clang instead of gcc-4.2, which doesn't support C++11
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This adds a
.travis.ymlfile which uses the MacPython/terrify utilities in order to run tests and compile wheels on different OS X Python setups.After you enable google/brotli repository on your Travis account page, then you can configure the Github Releases deployment in the
.travis.ymlfile. The easiest way to do that is installing travis locally, viasudo gem install travis, and then runtravis setup releases.More info here: http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/releases/
Please note that the Travis build will fail for the 'macpython' targets until PR #137 is merged.