hello. is there any way to add c code and compile together with Kotlin Native? I have some code written in Kotlin + JNI and want to convert it to Kotlin Native

Where should we supply suggestions for native library bindings? sqlite doesn't appear to be supported even though it is a core library on iOS.

Are there plans to have a Kotlin Native bindings repository for common C libs (something that is a mixture of definitely typed and maven repos but for Kotlin Native)?

Though I have

http_proxy

env variable set up properly

Can I use custom C code to interop with k/n (need to interop with the direct C libs such as treads.h, time.h ect....) Will it work?

Trying to mess up with klibs, made my first "util" library that has few functions, compiled it to a klib library, but I have no idea how to acess its functions in code, can someone help?

For accessing SQLite, I had to use the following.

val ppDB = cValuesOf<sqlite3>(null)
sqlite3_open(filePath, ppDB)
...
val pDB = ppDB.getPointer(memScope).pointed.value
sqlite3_close(pDB)

Is there a plan to make interop pointers easier to grok? Maybe offer a language level */& operator like C?

is there a way to get both working on windows ? it works fine on macOS but on windows i get: unresolved reference

import platform.OpenGL.*
import platform.OpenGLCommon.*

Anyone gets this error?

ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture armv7

I found more objective-c Foundation library conversions in the K/N runtime. https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/blob/0bfa68cf037fc6d6141f22cb6e9b9390e989f64d/runtime/src/main/cpp/ObjCExportCollections.mm Could we have these exposed as part of some interop API?

I'm attempting to use some Objective-C libraries in a klib. During the last phases of compilation, I receive this compiler error. Any ideas why?

[system.err] error: can't produce platform.Foundation.NSArray to framework API

Anything i’m missing here?

Is there any plans for kotlin to generate Swift libraries?

are we meant to work with kotlin/native using gradle from within Clion, or IntelliJ (or are either workable)?

If Clion, are there any options for integrating gradle into the IDE nicely, or command line only?

how can I include a library as a submodule and use relative include folders?

target('macbook') { linkerOpts '-framework Cocoa -framework OpenGL -framework IOKit -framework CoreVideo' }

also @sksk do you know how to setup IntelliJ IDEA so the generated c_introp code can be supported?

Is possible in the future kotlin has interop with Dart to work with Flutter for Fuchsia target?

I’m using the

Mockk

testing framework in my unit tests in my common module. They compile and run fine on the android platform, but I get compilation issues with unresolved references for any MockK objects when running the tests on the ios platform. Is this a limitation with k/n, or is there something I can do in order for this to work?

Hi, if I want to run the samples in Kotlin native, can I go about it using Intellij?

How would I determine the ObjC object type within K/N? I have a method from an ObjC module that returns an 'id' return type. I need to cast it to the appropriate NS class, then to a Kotlin analogue. The klib module binding returns a 'ObjCObject?' from that method.

Do generics work when using a Kotlin native library in swift? I've read that they don't work. Is this planned?

Hey guys, probably a dumb question here, but, can I use intellij IDEA while testing with kotlin.test? Seems like IDEA doesn’t see annotations (

@Test

) declaration there. Is it possible to make it work so?

Hi, is it possible to consume a Kotlin/Native klib in a Kotlin module?

Are there any plans for supporting 32-bit iOS devices?

Out of curiosity, are there bindings for SIMD intrinsics (SSE, AVX, etc?) for Kotlin Native yet? A quick web search yields nothing. Or would it make more sense to just import and use normal C intrinsics?

Is there support in the konan lldb python evaluator for method or property evaluation? I can print local vars and vals but derefencing a Kotlin object yields:

error: member reference type 'ObjHeader *' is a pointer; did you mean to use '->'?
error: incomplete definition of type 'ObjHeader'
forward declaration of 'ObjHeader'