I'm trying to add a dependency on a CocoaPod with custom cinterop options, as described here. I want...

# kotlin-native

[jimmyt]

I'm trying to add a dependency on a CocoaPod with custom cinterop options, as described here. I want cinterop to pass "-fmodules" and "-fcxx-modules" to the compiler, and so I'm using the following bit inside the cocoapods block of my build.gradle.kts file:

pod("MatrixSDK"){
            extraOpts = listOf("-compiler-options = -fmodules -fcxx-modules")
}

But I continue to get an error that says:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalStateException: Unknown option -compiler-options = -fmodules -fcxx-modules

I'm clearly just using the command wrong, but I can't find any documentation for proper use anywhere. Can someone help me out with this?

[Viacheslav Kormushkin]

I’m afraid -fmodules flag is not supported
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-39120

[jimmyt]

Thats unfortunate. So, as was suggested in the comments of that post, it seems like my only option to fork the Pod's git repo and replace all the uses of @import with #import , is this correct? Are there plans to support the "-fmodules" flag in the future?

[Viacheslav Kormushkin]

Correct, for swift pods it may be also required to #import all `@import`s from generated objc header to the pod umbrella framework.
As for the -fmodules support, it definitely will be added in future but unfortunately I don’t have any specific dates for it