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Question: If kotlin won’t support semi-implemented modules, why have special language features for multiplatform?  One can separate common and platform-specific code into different source directories and include the common source directory in multiple platform-specific modules.  I did this before multiplatform support was fully working, and it was very straightforward.  IntelliJ has a bit of trouble with the same source directory being included by multiple modules, but that’s an IDE issue, not a language issue.  Apart from that, is there a reason to switch to the new multiplatform language features?