fix segfault on exit with python3 #301
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…range functions, for multicolumn plot
…om/SoultatosStefanos/strstyle.git * the .clang-format file is committed here in the local directory * clang-format --style=file -i matplotlibcpp.h
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Followed up on the analysis in this discussion https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67533541/py-finalize-resulting-in-segmentation-fault-for-python-3-9-but-not-for-python/67577360#67577360
and fixed the segfault by explicitly killing the _interpreter before return. I added that to all examples.
And while at it, I added a standalone compilation command (g++) as a comment and I fixed indentation in all examples, for convenience and consistency.