Hey! I was playing with the Kotlin/Native to create a CLI app for MacOs and along the way I encounte...

# kotlin-native

[pyryjook]

Hey!
I was playing with the Kotlin/Native to create a CLI app for MacOs and along the way I encountered this issue (CoreLocation package definition missing): https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/issues/3041

As it was suggested in the issue I’m now defining the cinterop in my build.gradle.kts -file as follows:

macosX64 {
        val lunchfinderMain by compilations.creating {
            val coreLocation by cinterops.creating {
                defFile(project.file("CoreLocation.def"))
                packageName("platform.CoreLocation")
            }
        }
    }

The file CoreLocation.def is now located in the (default) path src/nativeInterop/cinterop/CoreLocation.def

When I run the build I get the same error as described in the ticket (the imported platform.CoreLocation package not found).

Any suggestions on what might be wrong with my Gradle config? Thanks already in advance!

[pyryjook]

I also tried with different package name, to not to interfere with the original platform package, but no difference there.

[Dominaezzz]

project.file("src/nativeInterop/cinterop/CoreLocation.def")

[pyryjook]

Ah ok, so also the default path has to be explicitly defined and if the file is not found there is no build time errors?

[Dominaezzz]

If the name doesn't match the file then yes. `CoreLocation`vs coreLocation.

[Dominaezzz]

I'm not sure about the build time errors.

[pyryjook]

Ahh, now I see. So the val coreLocation should have been val CoreLocation when the file is named CoreLocation.def?

[pyryjook]

I’ll try that, thanks!

[pyryjook]

Sorry, late reply on this. But I can confirm that it works now!