Documentation on how to add z3 to CMake project using FetchContent and documentation to recdef function. #6613
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…w for the declaration of recursive functions where the domain is given by a z3::sort_vector instead of an arity and sort*
…ded to a CMake project as a dependency
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I could not find a documentation on how to add z3 to my cmake project as a dependency. After some time I managed to add z3 as a dependency using FetchContent. However, it took quite some time and searching to realise that I needed to add
libz3instead ofz3in order to link properly. I thought others might have the same issue so it should be documented somewhere.In a project of mine I used function/recdef to define a function but later realised that the combination recfun/recdef was required instead. In hindsight seems kind of obvious but I added a line in the documentation indicating this.