Also curl sample does not include libstdc inside, while parts of it required on Arduino

I think it does, how do you think it printlns?

I think that when we have something working, we can analyse the result and discuss what can be improved to make some real Arduino stuff, but I’m pretty sure we can blink a LED 🙂

May be some ARM based STM32 controllers with MBs of ROM and 128KB RAM can handle Kotlin/Native

libstdc shared library in your example?

As I see there is LLVM for AVR arch, which is arch of Atmel microcontrollers used in Arduino

@orangy I'd like to see a sample using Vulkan on Android, with Android TV support (guess supporting Android TV is not much different to supporting Android)

@louiscad I don’t think we are going to build such a sample. Anyone?

There are so many native platforms out there, we just can’t have a sample for each. Community support is really important here.

I have plans to target both JS and Native with funKTionale

I really would love to see Kotlin Native support AVR. Right now, the only C project I touch regularly is my keyboard's firmware (QMK), which is a great project that does a lot with C, but it's still confusing to set up the toolchain, hard to get into advanced configuration without knowing a lot of C, and I feel like a Kotlin-based keyboard firmware would be really great to experiment with really advanced shortcuts, macros, fn layers, etc. Would love to work on something like that

It may mean or not mean it 😄 That’s definitely on the radar, but hard to promise anything regarding time frame.

Sure. It'll take time. It's a tough problem

I think Andrey answered it at least partially in Q&A session.

Yes he did. I was the one who had asked 😜

@kevinmost we're chatting on the #tornadofx channel about setting up a codegenerator for arduino to support a macro keypad and other form factors. Was planning on compiling and linking w. avr-gcc and deploying with dfu-programmer (hadn't heard about native kotlin at the time)

Is there a way to get code completion with IntelliJ ?

I'm working on CSFML binding, if anybody want to help, here is the repo 😛 https://gitlab.com/scellow/KotlinNativeTest/

"Multiple threads could be used, but no objects shared between threads are allowed." So I can't perform some work in a background thread and then get the results in another?

Will it be possible for Kotlin native to do some stuff that the JVM limits at the moment?

@spierce7 I’m not really proficient in details of it, but I suppose it is currently missing something like JMM, where there are specific guarantees about publication, synchronization and may be even ref-counting is not thread safe. I wouldn’t go into it right now, but I’m pretty sure sooner or later multithreading will be supported in this form or another.

@redrield like what?

Enums similar to something like in Rust or Swift

Where they can be associated with different things, and aren't tied to a constructor

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

enums in Kotlin are the same regardless of a platform

Something like that

ah

Okay

May be you want sealed classes instead? They can have custom constructors, etc