Hey friends, anyone have any solutions for classname collisions across Gradle modules when building an iOS framework? My understanding is that I have to build a single framework file using

export

to bundle all the separate projects together. Throughout our Kotlin codebase we have packages like

com.quizlet.module1.models.StudySet

and

com.quizlet.module2.models.StudySet

where the implementations of the

StudySet

classes are a bit different depending on the module. This is currently causing issues for us because one of them gets mapped to

QuizletFramework.StudySet

and the other to

QuizletFramework.StudySet_

A few questions: 1. Am I correct that we have to build one mega-Framework instead of just having multiple frameworks with different names to avoid these collisions? 2. Is it potentially possible to have classes from each module prefixed with a unique value when exporting into one framework? 3. Is there any way around name collisions besides just ensuring that every class has a unique name? 4. Is there a way to enforce that there are no collisions at compile-time instead of running into the issue once we try consuming the framework later?

Hi all. By declaring native target in MPP plugin, it seems to download and setup

.konan

home dir for native compiler. How can I extract the property of that dir in gradle config?

After building the jsinterop for WASM available on K/N, i see it has a js file attached to it. How can I configure my gradle MPP WASM target to also include some custom files in that same dir when *.klib is being built?

1.3.60-eap-9

appeared in

kotlin-dev

repository. K/N - 1.3.60-eap-12794 Already tried - works for me.

How can i run common module tests on native target?

Is there anything like

@JvmOverloads

when spitting out iOS frameworks with Kotlin/Native? Since Objective-C doesn't support default parameters, I was hoping to generate overloads like I'm used to with the JVM

Ok, I found some details here: https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/issues/3348

Hi, I’m trying to achieve something similar to what this person asks about: https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/multiplatform-multiple-native-targets-same-source-code/11276 Basically, I want to have shared source for two targets (

macos64

and

linuxX64

). They should both be able to utilize

platform.posix

and

kotlin.system

. Is there an example for setting up something like that? I tried to setup what the original Q/A had but IntelliJ showed that “Kotlin/Native 1.3.50 - stdlib” wasn’t an available dependency for that

sourceSet

.

Is there a way to hook a piece of code to be executed before the object is destroyed by gc?

https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/pull/3262 what is the ‘namespace rework’ that is mentioned here?

I read coroutines dont work well, so network models maybe? But I need to switch to kotlin-serialization correct?

Hi, why does

platform.darwin.DISPATCH_DATA_DESTRUCTOR_DEFAULT

not appear as a

dispatch_block_t

? Just like

DISPATCH_DATA_DESTRUCTOR_FREE

, which does appear to be correct. Instead of

dispatch_block_t

it appears as

kotlinx.cinterop.COpaquePointer?

. I have no idea how I can use that as a dispatch block.

Hi, seems IDE navigation isn't working starting with 1.3.60-eap-9 at least in the iosMain package.

Anyone else get a bunch of

IR VALIDATION

compiler warnings for their iOS target?

Hi, I am having some difficulties with different threads in Kotlin/Native. I am creating a delegate class that I pass to some Objective C code. That delegate implements a function (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/storekit/skproductsrequestdelegate/1506070-productsrequest?language=objc) that is called from a different thread than the main thread. Because of that I cannot update some mutable state from the delegate. How can I switch to the main thread in that function and update my mutable state?

Having a CPointer (obtained from StableRef) as an Int how can i convert it back to StableRef to dispose it?

Hello, I am not sure what Gradle configuration I need to cross-compile for a Raspberry Pi from my Linux host. I see some tutorials but they all seem outdated.

Hi, anybody tried to use libevent with kotlin ? I'm interested mostly in evhttp and I have some problems with creating bindings. Maybe someone already have working def file ? 😉

How do I use a shared library from Kotlin/Native? All tutorials are for creating a shared library, not using one. I created a

.def

file, seems to work, I have autocompletion of library functions, project compiles, but fails when linking. I have a compiled

.so

file for the library, but cannot find how to make my project use it.

Hello i found out that many people raise a question about the difference between Kotlin/Native and Kotlin-multiplatform, I personally use the plugin multiplatform to target native (android/ios) I'm I doing it right or there is another plugin to use just for native target?

Is there any POSIX method to get os type in runtime ?

Is there any Java like version of File() in native ? Cause I made my own but can't read /etc or /var but I can read file in home folder

I am trying to create a mechanism for background thread execution of functions in kotlin-native for iOS platform. I am using workers to do that. I have a couple of questions about the same: 1. Since we can also use dispatch_queue in ios part of kotlin-native multiplatform project, what is then the advantage to use workers? 2. Should I create a new instance of worker for every function call or should I use a pool?

When I add enableFeaturePreview (GRADLE_METADATA) Build error: Process 'command' java finished with non-zero exit value 1

Is there example, how to read text file on iOS (e.g. if i have some kind of filepath)?

What is the difference between kotlin.native.concurrent.AtomicInt and kotlinx.atomicfu.AtomicInt? I was trying to create an iOS framework using the first one and it errored with this message

"Compilation failed: no implementation for @kotlin.native.Symbol Name public final external fun compareAndSet(expected: kotlin.Int, new: kotlin.Int): kotlin.Boolean defined in kotlin.native.concurrent.AtomicInt[DeserializedSimpleFunctionDescriptor@7f4a1cac] in deserialized class AtomicInt"

but the second one passed. I see that there is no implementation in the class in the first case while there is one in the latter.

Has anyone had the issue of using multiple K/N modules and having to combine the Klibs in a single monolithic Framework for iOS consumption? Any gotchas other than just simply exporting the

api

dependencies?

I am seeing some weird behavior when producing an obj-c framework and using it in Swift. My framework

A

has a dependency

B

that is another Kotlin library that it brings in through gradle via a maven repo. In

B

I have a class that is structured like this:

open class Fail(val code: IFailCode = CODE.ERROR_404) {

    enum class CODE(override val description: String, override val code: Int) : IFailCode {
        ERROR_404("Resource could not be found", 404),
        …
    }
    
    interface IFailCode {
        val code: Int
        val description: String
    }
}

The weird thing is that when I use the generated framework from

A

in a Swift app, I can access

Fail

and

IFailCode

, but not the enum class

CODE

. Also of note, they are named

BFail

and

BFailIFailCode

. Following this pattern I would expect

CODE

to be accessible as

BFailCODE

but it is not. Why wouldn’t I be able to access

CODE

from Swift when I can access

Fail

and

IFailCode

? The only difference I see is that one is an enum while the other two are a class and an interface. Do these behave differently when converted to objc framework?

Is native debugging planned to come to IntelliJ CE any time soon?