It also seems, scheduling a lot of jobs to a fixed set of workers (2) produces a lot of threads? I'd expect a fixed number of thread (2)

Do we have the ability to do background threading work in Kotlin-native yet without using C++ / C to manage the threads?

i tried to build the Hello World example but it gives error The system is: Windows - 10.0.15063 - AMD64

Is that a known issue? Do I need a physical device to do Kotlin on iOS?

Where I report Kotlin native plugin issue? I did not found the plugin repository.

Hey folks. Trying to just dip my toes into Kotlin Native, and I’m having some issues with the

cinterop

tool. When attempting to run the

build.sh

for the included samples, or to run

cinterop

against a

.def

file manually, I get a “file not found” error from

cinterop

against the first header file it attempts to open each time.

With the Objective-C support in Kotlin/Native, would it be possible to publish a framework written in Kotlin/Native as an iOS Native Framework? My motivation for this, would be, that an iOS developer could then call the framework from Swift.

Kotlin/Native doesn’t support multiplatform yet

Also you must have a Mac to work with it 😉

seems like this may have already been asked. After importing the https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlinconf-app iOS project into CLion, what configuration should I set up in the IDE? I do not see the Kotlin/Native option for building which is strange.

but how do you debug errors, memory issues, use shared libraries, etc.? Kotlin Native is in its infancy...though I do hope it gets a lot better 😉

Kotlin native for iOS as I can tell will just use the header filles directly without any bindings like xamarin . Quote me if I'm wrong

Kotlin native uses LLVM. Flutter uses LLVM. Will it be possible to use Kotlin in Flutter? 😬

Well, cross-platform build works: https://github.com/msink/hello-kotlin

tried this but it seems to be wrong:

val file = fopen("../data/maps/nexus_prod.wmap", "r")
    file?.let {
        println("INFO: File found ")
        
        fseek(it, 0, SEEK_END)
        val size = ftell(it)
        rewind(it)
        
        val buffer = it.readBytes(size.toInt())

        val reader = Reader(buffer)
        val version = reader.readByte()

        println("Version: $version")
    }
    fclose(file)

Have someone ever tried to create bindings for a new custom library? (with custom I mean you wrote it 😀)

Anyways, I run the app on a physical iPhone SE, and without even opening the keyboard I get a SIGABRT

Anyone know why that would be happening?

Does Kotlin-native have any sort of

WeakReference

?

I'm trying to run

konanc audio.kt -library wavplay -o audio

on Windows. But it's crashing with an exception saying

wavplay

not found. While the

wavplay.klib

file is already in current working directory. Any suggestions to tackle this problem?

Is programming in Kotlin native the same as for JVM? Or do I have to go through complicated stuff like "Garbage collection" and things like that which I won't understand?

Is Kotlin/Native capable of compiling for and running in constrained embedded systems such as microcontrollers? If it's currently not, is this capability planned in the future?

I'm excited for the objc interop but I'm a bit puzzled about how it's actually supposed to work. How are two objc selectors

popcorn:withSalt:

and

popcorn:withSugar:

distinguished on the kotlin side?

Hello all. I'm trying to read a binary file with kotlin-native on linux. I've written a function to do so (https://pastebin.com/6uktKcfd), but I end up getting SIGABRT and a dump (see bottom of pastebin). Can anyone spot what I'm doing wrong?

I'm trying to understand the possibilities of

.klib

artifacts. I saw examples of usage inside KN world, but I wonder if there a way I could make gradle library module with KN code and use it - as dependency in plain JVM Android Project? - as dependency in Android Project with KN? - as dependency in ios project, built with KN?

I'm trying to update my old

build.gradle

for KN 0.4, but it seems any

linkerOpts

I specify in an

interop

are ignored when linking the final program that uses the interop. Do I have to manually specify linker options in the

program

instead?

Can someone show me how to use KN implementation in Android JVM activities with JNI? Imagine if one used KN and C-libraries for the app core logic, for example, network request, json-parsing and view state machine. I jues one can use it with the rest of JVM-android part via JNI. I suppose reusing it in IOS would be easier, as c libraries are there for free.

I compiled Hello World sample from CLion, but on OSX the executable size is 7M. How can I make it smaller?

How to convert CPointer<ByteVar>? to Int Value/ I try it.reinterpret<IntVar>().pointed.value, but did't work