Here is the class itself: ``` object AnalyticsConfig { lateinit var baseUrl: String } ```

# kotlin-native

[galex]

Here is the class itself:

object AnalyticsConfig {
    lateinit var baseUrl: String
}

[basher]

IIRC in native, all object vars are initialized as runtime init, which is different compared to JVM (lazy). To workaround this, we do something similar like this:

import kotlin.native.concurrent.AtomicReference
private val BASE_URL =  AtomicReference<String?>(null)
fun setBaseUrl(urlString: String) {
    BASE_URL.value = urlString.freeze()
}

actual object AnalyticsConfig {
    fun getBaseUrl() = BASE_URL.value!!
}

[basher]

This requires making AnalyticsConfig an expect/actual class because you have to do native-specific concurrency stuff on the native side

[galex]

Sounds like this is the way to go, thanks will try that.

[galex]

@basher It worked, nice!