Z3 links to a native shared library, and so is unsuitable for use via js-of-ocaml. This separates the one use of Z3 in the code (the type-checker's constraint solver) into a separate library which may be stubbed for non-native platforms.
This separates libASL into two parts: libASL_ast which is the minimum needed to define the ASL syntax tree, and libASL which contains the rest of the library. libASL should still be used as the public interface of the library. Since libASL re-exports all of libASL_ast, this should not affect the API visible by downstream users.
This is required since we need to insert a platform-specific library, libASL_support, which introduces z3 only on native builds. The dependency tree now looks like: libASL_ast <- libASL_support (virtual) <- libASL.
Z3 links to a native shared library, and so is unsuitable for use via js-of-ocaml. This separates the one use of Z3 in the code (the type-checker's constraint solver) into a separate library which may be stubbed for non-native platforms.
This separates libASL into two parts: libASL_ast which is the minimum needed to define the ASL syntax tree, and libASL which contains the rest of the library. libASL should still be used as the public interface of the library. Since libASL re-exports all of libASL_ast, this should not affect the API visible by downstream users.
This is required since we need to insert a platform-specific library, libASL_support, which introduces z3 only on native builds. The dependency tree now looks like: libASL_ast <- libASL_support (virtual) <- libASL.