Hello. I have gradle multimodule project. I have t...

# kotlin-native

[caffeine]

Hello. I have gradle multimodule project.
I have the project :ssl, and he needs -lssl for linking. This project builds normally with linkOpts -lssl

Also, I have :httpServer project. Then I add :ssl as a dependency to :httpServer and after I try to build it. On linking I catching errors they say that argument -lssl is not added tp linkOpts. What I must do to fix this error. For example, I can add -lssl to :httpServer but I don't want to do this, because I already added this arg to :ssl. I don't want to add -lssl to each project who using :ssl and :httpServer

[Dominaezzz]

Did you add that in the def file or via gradle?

[Dominaezzz]

You'll have to do it via the def file if you want your dependencies to not have to add it.

[caffeine]

I added -lssl into gradle.

Now I try to move this to def file and build my :httpServer. As result httpServer can't find *.a files because this *.a not a part of embedded mingw.

When I build :ssl I added custom path to *.a files

[Dominaezzz]

Did you add the custom path via gradle? Or the def file.

[Dominaezzz]

You could always just bundle the *.a files and forget about linking altogether.

[caffeine]

This custom path in project directory. I can't define relative path in def file.

[caffeine]

You could always just bundle the *.a files and forget about linking altogether.

how?

[Dominaezzz]

https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/blob/master/INTEROP.md#including-static-library-in-your-klib

[Dominaezzz]

Although you'll have the same relative path issue.

[Dominaezzz]

You can specify a path relative to your project directory. That's what the def file uses by default (....ish).