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04/02/2022, 9:36 PM

is there some magic to use JDK modules / incubator code from kotlin? I can write the code, and idea understands it, but I get

Unresolved reference

when building (either in idea, or gradle)

I'm passing

-Xjvm-enable-preview

to the kotlin compiler. But I think that just passes it though to the JVM compiler (maybe?)

it ended up needing a few things. Create java module and add depencies :

module ForFuncTest.main {
    requires jdk.incubator.foreign;
    requires kotlin.stdlib;
}

and add

--add-modules=jdk.incubator.foreign

to both compiler and run-time vm args.

You also need to have java 18 as your version of java, as there seems to be no way to specific to gradle whatJDK it should be using.

then gradle works. Intellij is still broken. can't figure it out.

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