i use listOf, arrayListOf, mutableListOf, etc. to define lists that work on all 3 targets

# multiplatform

[kyonifer]

i use listOf, arrayListOf, mutableListOf, etc. to define lists that work on all 3 targets

[spierce7]

kyonifer: What stdlib are you using, and what plugin for your multi platform module? How are you compiling to the different targets? Could you describe your setup?

[kyonifer]

The project is here: https://github.com/kyonifer/koma. I'm using gradle to target all 3. You can build on js with ./gradlew build -Ptarget=js and native with ./gradlew build -Ptarget=native, and ./gradlew build for jvm. I only depend on the kotlin stdlib (and libm.so on native for some basic math stuff).

[kyonifer]

im using all 3 gradle plugins to target each platform respectively and using settings.gradle to configure the one im using for that language. check out buildscripts/ folder, you'll see theres one per target

[spierce7]

thanks for the sample. I'll look at this closely.

[kyonifer]

no problem. i've also got pluggable backends that only work on this or that platform, but you can just look at core/ (which builds on all 3)

[kyonifer]

the pieces that turned out to be platform specific in core i put in target specific folders, e.g. core/srcjvm and core/srcjs, which are conditionally compiled by the respective build script

[kyonifer]

hopefully the new module stuff they are working on will get rid of that last bit...

[spierce7]

What new module stuff they are working on?

[kyonifer]

see above in channel, the message from Kiran Rao. they're working a header/implementation type deal where stuff thats platform specific is an implementation of a common header