And one last issue I ve created a multiplatform project that

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And one last issue I ve created a multiplatform project that has `jvm` `macosX64` and `linuxX64` as targets as well as a `commonMain` with most of my code and a `posixMain` source set where macos and linux main source sets are depending on But for some reason I don t seem to have access to any of the default interops e g `platform posix` nether in `posixMain` nor in `linuxMain` and `macosMain` Is there anything else I need to configure to be able to access them preferable in my `posixMain` source set

russhwolf · Answer

The IDE support with intermediate source sets like that is lacking but it should build from gradle command line

russhwolf · Answer

Can try setting `kotlin mpp enableGranularSourceSetsMetadata=true` in your `gradle properties` which enables an experimental project model that will eventually make this work better Might not help though

fkrauthan · Answer

But is there any way to not get red error warnings etc E g manual add meta info for IDE

russhwolf · Answer

There s various workarounds but all a little imperfect You can do something like manually adding srcDirs from the shared code into your platform code You get some IDE warnings but the inference works

fkrauthan · Answer

The strange thing is if I open the project structure it shows for posixMain that traget platform is `Native`

fkrauthan · Answer

How would you do the src Dirs workaround Like I don t have an issue with accessing my common Kotlin code in my posixMain codebase but I get errors saying the import `platform` does not exist

russhwolf · Answer

Right It won t see platform things in intermediate sources

russhwolf · Answer

This is the workaround I use in Multiplatform Settings for shared apple stuff <https github com russhwolf multiplatform settings blob master buildSrc src main kotlin BuildHelpers kt L107 L110|https github com russhwolf multiplatform settings blob master buildSrc src main kotlin BuildHelpers kt L107 L110>

fkrauthan · Answer

The strange thing is I don t even see it in the main native source targets like `linuxMain`

russhwolf · Answer

Not the only way to do it though Other people might have better configs

fkrauthan · Answer

Ok cool I check it out Thank you very much

fkrauthan · Answer

And you are right even though my IDE is not happy accessing cinterop works finish smile

fkrauthan · Answer

Hmm unfortunately your fix does not work for me disappointed I ll keep looking