Consider Fake_apply indirection in the arith check for smt2.7 #238
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When adding smt2.7 in PR #235 , support for the overloading of the application (to mean both first-order application, and the higher-order encoding map application), was added using a new dedicated untyped builtin named
Fake_applyso that parsed applications can then be treated by the code theory of SMT-LIB during typechecking.However, this adds indirections, and the arity check for linearity was not updated to take into account these indirections, leading to the error observed in #237 .
This solves #237 .