I am trying to integrate an Objective-C framework into my Kotlin muliplatform project so that I can develop an iOS app. It’s working fine on Android. In term of Objective-C I am closer to zero than hero so I am not sure where the issue could come from. Basically I have a lot of headers looking like that:

typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, cameraControl){
	CameraPanLeft,
	CameraPanRight,
	CameraTiltUp,
	// etc.
};
@interface ControlCapabilities : NSObject
{
}

	@property BOOL property_1;
	@property BOOL property_2;
	@property BOOL property_3

@end

And I get the error :

error: function definition declared 'typedef'.

I could not find anywhere an issue with a similar error message. I tried to add custom declarations in my def file: ---

#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
static inline int NS_ENUM(int NSInteger, int NSInteger) {
  return NS_ENUM(NSInteger, cameraControl);
}

OR

static inline int NS_ENUM(int NSInteger, int cameraControl) {
    return typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, cameraControl){
       	   CameraPanLeft,
	       CameraPanRight,
	       CameraTiltUp,
	       // etc.
    };
}

I tried to add options to compilerOpts or linkerOpts e.g -framework Foundation, etc. None of the above fixed the issue.  If anyone has an idea why this issue is popping up, that would be great! Thanks in advance