is there a (hacky) way to manually set the mangling of `operator` methods involving inline classes?

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is there a (hacky) way to manually set the mangling of operator methods involving inline classes?

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Platform declaration clash: The following declarations have the same JVM signature (plus-__B-jf8(JI)J):

inline fun Ptr<Byte>.`plus-__B-jf8`(offset: Int): Ptr<Byte> defined in kool

inline fun Ptr<Double>.`plus-__B-jf8`(offset: Int): Ptr<Double> defined in kool

inline fun Ptr<Float>.`plus-__B-jf8`(offset: Int): Ptr<Float> defined in kool

inline fun Ptr<Int>.`plus-__B-jf8`(offset: Int): Ptr<Int> defined in kool

inline fun Ptr<Long>.`plus-__B-jf8`(offset: Int): Ptr<Long> defined in kool

inline fun Ptr<Short>.`plus-__B-jf8`(offset: Int): Ptr<Short> defined in kool

[Adam S]

have you tried using @JvmName?

https://kotlinlang.org/docs/java-to-kotlin-interop.html#handling-signature-clashes-with-jvmname

https://kotlinlang.org/docs/inline-classes.html#calling-from-java-code

You can call functions that accept inline classes from Java code. To do so, you should manually disable mangling: add the @JvmName annotation before the function declaration

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yep, it works!
For some unknown reasons I was pretty sure JvmName couldn't work with operators..

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thanks @Adam S

[Adam S]

you’re welcome!