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So, compiling some native C code wanting to include the static lib for `iOS`, `tvOS` and `watchOS`. Are the `iosX64` , `tvosX64` and `watchosX64` multiplatform targets for the simulator?

e.g., `iPhoneOS17.0.sdk` only supports `arm64`, where as `iPhoneSimulator.sdk` supports `x86_64` and `arm64`

Looking through the multiplatform plugin code and it is not clear to me if the `iosX64` target is adding `-isysroot /path/to/iPhoneSimulator.sdk` or `-isysroot /path/to/iPhoneOS.sdk`, so... sort of at my wits end with it.

cc <@U2VU05RC4>

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Yes, all of the `*X64` are simulators
And AFAIK, for simulator `iPhoneSimulator.sdk` is used
You can take a closer look on some of the clang parameters which are passed from K/N here (I've taken them from how `cinterop`/`clang` is invoked in K/N):
• arguments: <https://github.com/whyoleg/ffi-kotlin/blob/f55aab4b7026175f8fa0a45f90e5ce0a9736e834/foreign-tooling/cx/compiler-runner/src/commonMain/kotlin/CxCompilerArguments.kt#L41|https://github.com/whyoleg/ffi-kotlin/blob/f55aab4b7026175f8fa0a45f90e5ce0a9736e83[…]cx/compiler-runner/src/commonMain/kotlin/CxCompilerArguments.kt>
• examples for paths: <https://github.com/whyoleg/ffi-kotlin/blob/f55aab4b7026175f8fa0a45f90e5ce0a9736e834/foreign-tooling/cx/compiler-test-support/src/commonMain/kotlin/dependencies.kt#L14|https://github.com/whyoleg/ffi-kotlin/blob/f55aab4b7026175f8fa0a45f90e5ce0a9736e83[…]/cx/compiler-test-support/src/commonMain/kotlin/dependencies.kt>
And regarding the mapping: here is mapping from `KonanTarget` names (directly translatable to gradle dsl naming) and unambiguous one which explicitly mention

hope this helps a bit :slightly_smiling_face:

Was there a question for me in this? I'm not clear why you called me out.

&gt;  Was there a question for me in this? I'm not clear why you called me out.
Yeah sorry, you were the first person I thought of for help :joy:

<@UE4SM1QEB> answered it though, thanks!

for future: better not to mention someone explicitly - if someone is whiling to help / know how to help - they will help
though, you can try to mention someone related to the development of some library/open-source project if you don't have answer from others after sometime