Use long dtype for indexing and stdlib quicksort #9
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* memberships are long (to encode -1) * used boolean types to indicate halo/border memberships * replaced rude quicksort impl with stdlib (breaks the reference test comparision). * reformatted code
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Probably fixes #8 by replacing int based indexing (2**32 -1 points) via long. Also used bool wherever possible to make code more readable (also pep8 and reformatted c code a bit). The mixed sort routine has been replaced in favor of the stdlib impl of quick sort (which is likely more optimized).