Currently exceptions thrown by Z3 are not caught by the library. We could decide that this problem is to be dealt with by the end user, but I don't know if that's actually possible: I tried using catchIOError in the test-suite but the program still crashed. I haven't tried using catch but I expect the same behavior as the exception isn't thrown by Haskell itself.
Fixing this probably requires doing exception handling inside the inlined-C code, or switching to the C++ API along with inline-c-cpp which comes with a module for handling exceptions.
Currently exceptions thrown by Z3 are not caught by the library. We could decide that this problem is to be dealt with by the end user, but I don't know if that's actually possible: I tried using
catchIOErrorin the test-suite but the program still crashed. I haven't tried usingcatchbut I expect the same behavior as the exception isn't thrown by Haskell itself.Fixing this probably requires doing exception handling inside the inlined-C code, or switching to the C++ API along with inline-c-cpp which comes with a module for handling exceptions.