Hi, in my Kotlin/native project ``` ..... var outputLength = cValuesOf(0) ...... val outputBA = outp...

# kotlin-native

[Vincent Chen]

Hi,
in my Kotlin/native project

.....
var outputLength = cValuesOf(0)
......
val outputBA = outputData.readBytes(outputLength convert int)

How to Convert outputLength to Int
Thanks

[Dominaezzz]

outputLength[0].toInt()?

[Cyrille QUÉMIN]

better to use convert() it deals with platform specific length of native type like int 32 or int 64:
val outputBA = outputData.readBytes(outputLength.convert()) And there is no overhead since this is resolved at compilation time if I remember properly.

[Cyrille QUÉMIN]

Actually depending on what you are using inside your cvalueOf() you can use this straight away with convert(). Instead of:

.....
var outputLength = cValuesOf(myLength)
......
val outputBA = outputData.readBytes(outputLength convert int)

you can perhaps try :

......
val outputBA = outputData.readBytes(myLength.convert())