CAUGHT EXCEPTION


*** Data.SBV.Lambda: Detected free variables passed to a lambda.
***
***  Free vars : args0
***  Definition: (lambda ((s0 (Seq Int)))
***                (seq.++ s0 args0))
***
*** SBV currently does not support lambda-functions that capture variables. For
*** instance, consider:
***
***     map (\x -> map (\y -> x + y))
***
*** where the inner 'map' uses 'x', bound by the outer 'map'. Instead, create
*** a closure instead:
***
***     map (\x -> map (Closure { closureEnv = x
***                             , closureFun = \env y -> env + y
***                             }))
***
*** which will explicitly create the closure before calling 'map'. The environment can
*** be any symbolic value: You can use a tuple to support multiple free variables.
***
*** (SBV firstifies higher-order functions via a simple translation to make it fit with
*** SMTLib's first-order logic. This translation does not currently support free
*** variables. In technical terms, we would need to do closure conversion and lambda-lifting.
*** SBV isn't capable of doing the closure-conversion part, relying on the user to do so.)
***
*** Please rewrite your program to create a closure and use that as an argument.
*** If this solution isn't applicable, or if you'd like help doing so, please get in
*** touch for further possible enhancements.