Are there any plans to have something similar to Kotlin/JVM

kapt

or clang AST visitors implemented in plugins? I understand it's low priority, just curious if there are any emerging ideas how that would work.

it seems like it wouldn't be compatible with my current manner of using dependency injection.

Or am I now able to transfer objects between threads? Often times I might want to do several things in the background on a single worker involving several dependencies? Is something like that possible with this threading model?

Can anyone share thoughts about the future of kotlin-native with contrary to java's AOT ? I'm a Kotlin fanboy , and i'm interest in its future. Will this project be relevant after the release of AOT (hotspot/openjdk) for mobile platforms ? Do java's AOT (for mobiles) is something heavily represented in near future ?

Segmentation fault in other thread. I create thread using native linux functions: pthread_create(threadId.ptr, null, funRun, stableRef.asCPointer()) pthread_join(threadId.value, null), but if I call nativeHeap.alloc(...) or userdata, then I get Segmentation fault error

./cinterop -def ~/Downloads/libxml.def -copt -I/usr/include/libxml2 -o libxml fatal error: 'libxml/xmlversion.h' file not found

Can I fork-exec in kotlin-native

and is lib support still on the roadmap

How come cinterop is not generating symbols from libxml library?

Is it possible (or are there plans) to have some sort of Swift-style

deinit

in Kotlin/Native?

By the popular request Kotlin/Native team has designed and implemented facility for extending existing Objective-C and Swift applications with frameworks written in Kotlin/Native. It allows one to create framework from portable part of the project, written in Kotlin (i.e. shared on iOS and Android, for example) and import it to an existing application written in Objective-C or Swift, as a regular framework. As an example of such functionality, we have developed basic calculator application, see https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/tree/master/samples/calculator. It consists of Swift UI and Kotlin “business logic” of the calculator, capable to parse arithmetic expression and evaluate them. Important Kotlin types, such as kotlin.String, kotlin.List, kotlin.Number and function types are transparently mapped to NSString, NSArray, NSNumber and block pointers in the Objective-C world. Kotlin classes and interfaces can be inherited by Objective-C classes. Please try this feature (available in master of https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native) and let us know of your experience, send us your curses and praises. It will be available as part of upcoming 0.5 release of Kotlin/Native.

What about NSMutableDictionary? I have seen some Objective-C examples of it with [@"example"]

I want to use curl in my app (as in the example, kotlinconf-spinner). I write: class KUrl () { var curl = curl_easy_init() fun unescape(...) {... curl_easy_unrscape(...) ...} If I run, then I get result: Segmention error. I think, statement 'var curl = curl_easy_init()...' don't init or don't fixed pointer

Memory leak found is very hard to track down 😞

Will CLion always be required for Kotlin Native? Won a JetBrains IDE at a local kotlin event (thanks JetBrains 😀) and wondering if it's worth getting it, though I'd find a lot more use for IntelliJ for server and Android development...

I'm playing with the KotlinConf multiplatform app and I'm trying to get the iPhone kotlin-native app running. I noticed that the simulator in XCode is not supported yet? Is that still correct?

Could I use an iOS9 device? I don't keep much Apple hardware on hand, but I want to play with the app.

I seem to be having trouble generating the headers. "fatal error: 'helperlib/helperlib.h' file not found"

To improve integration and embedding capabilities of Kotlin/Native we have designed and implemented C language bindings for Kotlin/Native code, i.e any Kotlin application could be compiled into a shared object (.so or .dylib), and all Kotlin public APIs are available from such a shared object in handy OOP-style functions. As an example of using this API we have developed Python native extension using Kotlin/Native code, see https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/tree/master/samples/python_extension. We transparently map primitive types and strings to respective C types and vice versa. Non-primitive Kotlin classes are mapped to distinct structures, so that they will not be mistaken when passing as method’s argument. As usual, we’re very interested in hearing positive or negative feedback. This feature will be available as part of upcoming 0.5 release of Kotlin/Native.

kfun:runApp.$<anonymous>$0.<init> creates strong reference?

Can you also explain this pinned concept a bit more, does that mean that you can only have one instance of a class?

Mind if I ask what it was specifically?

Hi there, is there a way to cross-compile a KLib for to the ios and macbook targets from a linux host ?

Hi. How do you add UIKit to the CLion "classpath" ?

Is NSURLSession is not working on v0.4? I am trying with a delegate with two required methods have a println, it is not being displayed. I guess delegate isn't be called.

There is any way to use modules as dependencies in 'konan' gradle plugin?

Are there any samples of coroutines being used in kotlin-native to manage code running on background threads?

will Kotlin/Native support AVR?

Trying to cinterop but get this error

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: 'va_listVar' is going to be declared twice
	at org.jetbrains.kotlin.native.interop.gen.KotlinFile.<init>(KotlinCodeModel.kt:231)
	at org.jetbrains.kotlin.native.interop.gen.jvm.StubGenerator$kotlinFile$1.<init>(StubGenerator.kt:167)
	at org.jetbrains.kotlin.native.interop.gen.jvm.StubGenerator.<init>(StubGenerator.kt:167)
	at org.jetbrains.kotlin.native.interop.gen.jvm.MainKt.processLib(main.kt:370)
	at org.jetbrains.kotlin.native.interop.gen.jvm.MainKt.interop(main.kt:33)
	at org.jetbrains.kotlin.cli.utilities.MainKt.invokeCinterop(main.kt:94)
	at org.jetbrains.kotlin.cli.utilities.MainKt.main(main.kt:117)