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has anyone added a cinterop (Obj-C framework) to a test executable?

I’ve imported the framework into an Xcode project that uses it to run its unit tests, not sure if that fits what you are describing

MPP output -&gt; iOS unit tests instead of iOS framework -&gt; MPP unit tests

i managed to accomplish this by building both a dynamic and static framework, grabbing the headers from the dynamic framework, and throwing them in a directory with the static framework library

We're looking at testing now as well. Can you post your build file to do what you described?

i'll post the relevant section, but it's only one piece of the puzzle

```    iosX64("ios") {
        compilations {
            "main" {
                dependencies {
                    implementation("suparnatural-kotlin-multiplatform:fs-iosx64:$suparnaturalVersion")
                }
            }
            "test" {
                cinterops.create("OHHTTPStubs") {
                    includeDirs("c_interop/OHHTTPStubs/Headers")
                }
            }
        }
        binaries.getTest(DEBUG).linkerOpts("-Lc_interop/OHHTTPStubs")
    }```

I’ve built a test framework in the past, but don’t currently have that wired up. If you pass “-tr” into the compiler it’ll generate a test runner. You can call that entry point from swift/objc, and it’ll run the tests.

You have to find the actual code entry point generated. It’s *something* related to this: <https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/blob/c3b2b47403b6705e25ed6744615a0c93a21a153c/backend.native/compiler/ir/backend.native/src/org/jetbrains/kotlin/backend/konan/llvm/EntryPoint.kt#L51>

Actually, looks like it’s this (or was). Had this in Droidcon app but dropped it: <https://github.com/touchlab/DroidconKotlin/commit/8954a77734f70d7bbaec58e28fdba2275a37ae54#diff-79c332fa419905c2845cbbed041c9f91R11>

to be clear, I just wanted to link my existing text executable (the default one) to an obj-c framework