I'm having some trouble with

actual/expect

classes in a multiplatform project using K/N for iPhone target. I'm running the gradle build task

compileKonan

and the compiler generates an error when compiling one my

actual

class definitions.

UUID.kt:3:14: error: actual class 'UUID' has no corresponding expected declaration
    actual class UUID {

My gradle.build file for the native project

apply plugin: 'konan'

konan.targets = ["iphone", "iphone_sim"]

konanArtifacts {
    library('native') {
        enableMultiplatform true
        commonSourceSet 'main'
        srcDir 'src/main/kotlin'
    }
}

dependencies {
    expectedBy project(':common')
}

task test(dependsOn: run)

Any thoughts on how I might have misconfigured my gradle build? I'm using v0.6 kotlin-native plugin for MacOS. My

actual/expect

declarations work in my common and android modules in the multiplatform project, not in the native build currently. My class is defined in the common module as such:

package some.package.name

expect class UUID {
    companion object {
        fun randomUUID() : UUID
    }
}

My konanArtifacts looks like

konanArtifacts {
    framework('native') {
        enableMultiplatform true
    }
}

The source set default is

main

so you shouldn't need that. Also the

srcDir

is redundant since that should be the default. You should use

framework

for iOS since that will build a dynamic library.

I removed those redundancies and tried

framework

but these changes don't address my compiler error.

Do you have a

buildScript

block with a dependency on the

kotlin-native-gradle-plugin

?

buildscript {
    repositories {
        mavenCentral()
        maven {
            url  "<https://dl.bintray.com/jetbrains/kotlin-native-dependencies>"
        }
    }

   dependencies {
        classpath "org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-native-gradle-plugin:$kotlin_native_version"
   }
}

Yes, that doesn't affect the build error. The kotlin native plugin is loaded and building, but this is specific to the issue of resolving the

expect

declaration in the common module.

Is there perhaps a typo in the package declaration of the actual class for iOS?

Yeah, I checked that as well. Packages are the same. I also tried to recreating the folder structure similar to Java/Android package. Not sure if packages are even resolved in Kotlin native.

There’s a good minimal sample at https://github.com/JetBrains/KotlinMultiplatformPlayground

I followed this example to update a project I started in K/N 0.5 to 0.6. It's working for me. I'm able to have expected classes and actual classes in K/N.

Thanks guys. I was able to figure it out. I had imported gradle incorrectly into Android Studio and it wasn't aware of the other projects. Builds on the command line do work.

You could also have a look at this open source repo: https://github.com/novoda/spikes/tree/master/game-of-life-multiplatform

I'm still having trouble with building in Android Studio. I've added a Gradle build target using the top level module and a build task of 'native:konanCompile'. The build fails to resolve the

actual

declarations. Command line builds work fine. Are you guys using Jetbrains IDEs for compilation of multiplatform projects?

yes, I am using IntelliJ. did you try that?

I'm using command line most of the time but sometimes building in AS as well. My build task looks in AS looks like

:native:build

Latest IntelliJ CE fails miserably... there's some incompatibility with

com.android.tools.build:gradle:3.+

. I've tried

:native:build

and that doesn't work either for me. What version of AS are you using? I'm using v3.0.1.