Is there any way I can program for Ios targets on my non-Mac machine in IDEA? Not building, just writing code with autocompletion.

What’s a good resource on how Kotlin Native works? I’m looking for all the finer low-level details, not a high level like I get from the documentation

Can K/N team please raise priority for this issue? With compilation speed slow as it is, not beeing able to cache tasks really hurts CI with K/N. Seeing as compilation task already supports

UP-TO-DATE

, it shouldn't be hard to implement. https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/issues/2520

Hi @kpgalligan , do you know if it is possible to make an equivalent of this

awaitOneClick

extension function for

View

on iOS? https://github.com/LouisCAD/Splitties/blob/8a38de6131b1b41d5404c8f236204cfa7becc3b8/sample/src/main/kotlin/com/louiscad/splittiessample/extensions/coroutines/View.kt#L9-L22

Hey there, I am working on a multiplatform project (android and iOS) and currently dealing with crypto operation on iOS. Thanks to @olonho I managed create an RSA key via

SecKeyCreateRandomKey

and `CFBridgingRetain`:

val privateKeyRef = SecKeyCreateRandomKey(cfKeyGenerationAttributes, error.ptr)
println("Key generated: ${CFBridgingRelease(privateKeyRef)} ")

This works nicely. When I try to retrieve my key at later date I have either crashes or the key is not found. I suspect this is due to how I define the application data string tag in my dictionary:

CFDictionaryAddValue(cfKeyGenerationAttributes,kSecAttrApplicationTag,CFBridgingRetain(keyAlias.wcstr.ptr))

I tried few combination but I never seem to be able to retrieve the key that is successfully created: it is either crashing or saying that the key is not found. What is the proper way to pass a string to the dictionary and overall to Kotlin Native for Object C?

How theoretical are we talking. How much work to support it

Hey guys. I have some problems with network calls via ktor on iosTest module in my multiplatform app. I’ve created an issue here: https://github.com/ktorio/ktor/issues/895 But now i’m really confused about this. I’m not sure if it’s ktor problem. Maybe native and coroutines, especially emulator, idk…

Hey guys, when running some unit tests on iOS sometimes we need to attach the unit tests to a host app. (for example to run unit tests that involves the keychain). This is easy to do through XCode as per the image. Is there a way to have kotlin native/mpp building test frameworks in such a way? If not can you guys think of a workaround that would still allow me to run unit test from gradle?

In C the APIs are usually consumed like this:

int value;
getValue(&value);
return value

Is there a way of specifying a variable to be

weak

or

unowned

when running on iOS?

Can I, in an easy way, use a native library when I’m using Kotlin Multiplatform? I have a C library that I’d like to use but as far as I can tell I would have to write a JNI layer anyway

Hey guys, I’m getting this error when trying to build my project with Kotlin Native.

* What went wrong:
A problem occurred evaluating root project 'kotlin-game-engine'.
> Could not resolve all files for configuration ':detachedConfiguration1'.
   > Could not download kotlin-native-macos.tar.gz (:kotlin-native-macos:1.1.1)
      > Failed to download SHA1 for resource '<https://download.jetbrains.com/kotlin/native/builds/releases/1.1.1/macos/kotlin-native-macos-1.1.1.tar.gz>'.
         > Could not GET '<https://download.jetbrains.com/kotlin/native/builds/releases/1.1.1/macos/kotlin-native-macos-1.1.1.tar.gz.sha1>'. Received status code 403 from server: Forbidden

Is there an equivalent to

@file:JvmName

for kotlin-native?

Hello! I'm trying to set up a library and application project with kotlin/native using the multiplatform project kotlin gradle dsl. Two questions: 1. Is it possible to have an expect function defined in a shared library that is then defined by the application that uses that library (something akin to C++

extern

function)? 2. Is it possible to have a

fun main()

, ie an entry point, in a shared library like you can in C++?

Kotlin/Native dependencies are downloaded every time I do

gradle sync

with gradle version 4.10.3 . Can I avoid that?

hello I am quite new to kotlin-native(I try android/ios) Could you recommend good DI framework?

Is it possible to replace or disable kotlin-test if you want to use a different test framework? I’m trying to implement support for Spek on Kotlin/Native, but any test source set gets kotlin-test automatically. I’ve tried adding my own

main()

in the test source set but kotlin-native is still used

Has anyone successfully managed to import

os_log

functions in iOS/macOS ? In ObjC it comes from a macro declared in

iPhoneSimulator.sdk/usr/include/os/log.h

but as such it doesn't seem to be visible in K/N

Are there any examples of testing

isFrozen

?

Can't cal

NSString.localizedStringWithFormat(myString, count)

. I get following error:

too many arguments for @ObjCMethod public external fun NSStringMeta.stringWithFormat(format: String): String defined in platform.Foundation

. This is an a bug in K/N or I do something wrong?

@olonho Any idea when you guys are going to be willing to talk about some of the proposed changes to the memory model? My team is trying to write common code that will be compatible with Kotlin/native in the future, and are very interested in the potential changes.

I'm testing a KN with a shared lib that's an external module but it doesn't compile saying it can't find the

expected

function. Do i need all this declarations in the same module for it to work? So all expect/declare functions will need to be wrapped into the common module? And then the project (Android/iOS) imports it?

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Tell me please. I create a stream using  CreateThread (winapi), trying to call it GetForegroundWindow is also from winapi. But the program is cut down, and without errors. The same code, without a stream, works like a stream without this function. Tried to call the function "initRuntimeIfNeeded ()", did not help

I’m creating a command line tool, that need to be compatible for mac/win/linux machines, also, i’m using only posix as dependency and the code should be exactly the same, but in commonMain looks like i cannot use it! going through the internet, i can find so many different approaches like konan or kotlin-multiplatform any idea or useful links about that?

Does building for release instead of debug hide the exit warning about memory leaks? (mingw and 1.3.20). My project only warns me about leaks in release mode.

the error is "Could not find method framework()", which makes no sense, as it obviously exists when run from command line

hey all. Is there any way to configure a kotlin multiplatform project to build a c library from source (inside the project) with gradle in the cinterop step?

ok, now I've got a simple kotlin-multiplatform target question. As you can see here, I'm using fromPreset(presets.iosX64) and seems to make two gradle tasks, 1) for an ios Framework and 2) for a klib. How do I re-write my gradle code to ONLY produce the Framework tasks?

Hey all, I have a question about KN dependencies. I have a klib that's built only for Linux. Is there a way to have CLion pull sources when I pull it in as a dependency so that I can get highlighting/completion/etc while I develop against it on a Mac? Or would I need to publish a klib for Mac as well?