Allow NativeLibraries.loadLibrary() to fall back to the system loader if the OS or architecture are unknown #45
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… if the architecture or the operating system were not recognized
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Hello,
this PR makes sure that the system load is tried if
NativeLibraries.loadLibrary()fails because it can't recognize the operating system or the architecture of the system. Falling back to the system loader is the default behavior forNativeLibraries.loadLibrary(). However, the fallback will currently not work on unsupported systems, such as FreeBSD, as an exception is thrown insteadSee sosy-lab/java-smt#592 for the JavaSMT issue