PyAnalyze run multiple Z3 configs in parallel.#288
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Can we kill the z3 processes in case of timeout ?
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We need different solver configurations for some of our programs, but with the right configuration the solver finishes quickly. This adds a thin wrapper around Z3 that calls Z3 with various options set, each call with a 1s timeout. Currently calls to Z3 are not raced.
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