The solution is to use FunctionWrappers.jl which provides a high
interface for C function pointers.

All tests passed.

implemetend in the package.
A lot of files has been modified because some of the internal syntax has
changed. But the top level methods should still work.

Two tests about the plots of synchronized oscillatory simulations have
been added.

All tests passed.

Julia shouldn't crash but rather raise an error about the existence
of a function generated by metaprogramming. I didn't manage to isolate
the segfault withtout the package.
To overcome the issue, I add another level of multiple dispatch/abstract
type for synchronized models.
Test of the euclidean distance automaton works.

Meta code generation for next_state! and simulation of synchronized trajectories. bench/pkg/euclidean_distance*.jl works but segfault with test/automata/euclidean*

allocation per next_state!. Now update_state! functions returns a Symbol
as location instead of modifying a vector.

check_constraints and update_state! functions of an Edge in order to
improve performance.
Acutally the gain is low, but it improved the readabilty of the code.
All tests passed.

check_constraint and update_state functions are created inside
create_automaton_*(), by the evaluation of meta_elementary_functions <:
Expr. check_constraint and update_state don't depend on constants::Dict
anymore: constants are interpolated inside the expression.

Add of tests for euclidean distance automaton.
Add a new function euclidean_distance that computes the euclidean
distance of a Trajectory compared to observations along a discrete
timeline.

- A_per (period_automaton) computes noisy period of an oscillatory model
- A_eucl (euclidean_distance) computes euclidean distance with regard to
data points of a trajectory.

1 script that plots oscillatory trajectory is added