Running into a cinterop issue. `typedef struct` pr...

# kotlin-native

[kpgalligan]

Running into a cinterop issue. typedef struct produces a kotlin definition with package cnames.structs. I don't think it's possible to change the package used, or I can't find a way in the docs. It works OK on linux, but we have a name collision with a darwin platform struct. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me. They have the same name, but when I navigate to the type in the IDE, the darwin platform type has a different package.
In our code, we import `import cnames.structs.JSContext`and that works for target linuxX64 but not for iosX64 (macosX64, etc).
Any quick thoughts before I start deep diving? Thanks in advance...

[kpgalligan]

In the header it looks like this `typedef struct JSContext JSContext;`with the actual struct defined in the c file. That appears to conflict with JSContext from JavaScriptCore (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/javascriptcore/jscontext). It seems odd because they appear to have different packages.

[napperley]

That sounds more like a Apple platform support issue. With a C library the package name (is flat and doesn't use the reverse FQDN naming scheme) can be set in the def file, eg:

package = pahoMqtt

[jw]

We already do that. These types are in cnames.struct, not our package.

[kpgalligan]

I don't really see it documented anywhere, but it seems like structs all go to that package regardless of config, and it's got weird resolution (names conflicted in a surprising way). quick and dirty workaround was changing the typedef name, but plan to dig into it more.