I want to do some processing of the generated bind...

# kotlin-native

[Adam S]

I want to do some processing of the generated bindings, packaged into a .klib, that Kotlin Native generates for a header file, but there’s been a change between Kotlin 1.8 and 1.9.

In 1.8 I could get the .klib from the CInteropProcess task:

val klibFile: Provider<File> = tasks
  .withType<CInteropProcess>()
  .named("cinteropRocksdbLinuxX64")
  .flatMap { it.outputFileProvider }

But after updating to 1.9 this file is empty, and I can’t see any .klib file in the build directory. Is there another Gradle task that outputs the .klib?

I can see the .klib files are generated into $projectRoot/.gradle/kotlin/kotlinCInteropLibraries, but I can’t see how to get these via a Gradle task

[Adam S]

I’ve got it working now. I think the klib wasn’t generated because headerFilter = * was in the .def file. But my project is very messy so I’m not sure!