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-# Julia Bindings Fix Validation
-
-## Problem
-The original issue was that when building Julia bindings on Windows with MSVC, users would get cryptic linker errors like:
-
-```
-z3jl.cpp.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "__declspec(dllimport) struct jlcxx::CachedDatatype & __cdecl jlcxx::jlcxx_type(class std::type_index)"
-...
-..\..\..\z3jl.dll : fatal error LNK1120: 22 unresolved externals
-```
-
-This happened because:
-1. Julia's CxxWrap provides MinGW import libraries (.dll.a files)
-2. MSVC cannot link against MinGW import libraries (needs .lib files)
-3. No clear error message was provided to users
-
-## Solution Implemented
-Added detection logic in `src/api/julia/CMakeLists.txt` that:
-1. Detects when MSVC is being used on Windows
-2. Checks if the JlCxx library is a MinGW import library (.dll.a)
-3. Provides a clear error message with actionable solutions
-
-## How the Fix Works
-When `find_package(JlCxx REQUIRED)` finds a MinGW library but MSVC is being used, the build will now fail early with a helpful message:
-
-```
-Julia bindings build error: Incompatible CxxWrap library format detected.
-The found libcxxwrap_julia library (/path/to/libcxxwrap_julia.dll.a) is a MinGW import library (.dll.a), 
-but Z3 is being built with MSVC which requires .lib format.
-
-Solutions:
-1. Use MinGW/GCC instead of MSVC to build Z3
-2. Install a MSVC-compatible version of CxxWrap
-3. Disable Julia bindings with -DZ3_BUILD_JULIA_BINDINGS=OFF
-
-For more information, see: https://github.com/JuliaInterop/CxxWrap.jl#compiling-the-c-code
-```
-
-## Validation
-- ✅ Build system works correctly on Linux/GCC (no impact)
-- ✅ CMake build completes successfully 
-- ✅ All Z3 tests pass
-- ✅ Basic Z3 functionality validated
-- ✅ Julia bindings are correctly not built when not available
-- ✅ Detection logic only triggers on Windows + MSVC combination
-
-The fix provides a much better user experience by catching the incompatibility early and providing clear guidance.
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