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<https://github.com/Albert-Gao/kotlin-native-mobile-multiplatform-example> Setup a project of sharing code between iOS and Android with the tests, it’s a little bit different than the others because the `Shared` code has `common`, `ios` and `android`, which I use multiplatform approach for ios and android only. All parts works perfectly now. Thanks for all the help!

For the Android Studio issue, you could try declaring the `shared-common` module as a compileOnly dependency as a workaround. The compileOnly part makes sure it won’t include the code twice in the app, but that should make it available for autocomplete etc.

woah man. your content looks very comprehensive! thanks for sharing! I might message you if I have trouble setting up :smiley:

thanks for sharing :slightly_smiling_face:

<@U5GA4KDL6> Glad it helps :slightly_smiling_face:

<@U822EMCSH> I saw you’re using `enableDebug true` in the framework closure. Does this enable debugging for you?

When I enable that for my sample I get `Undefined symbols for architecture arm64` with a whole bunch of errors :thinking_face:

<@U92SCR5FU> No, it doesn’t enable the debug if you mean debug in xcode along with the application logic. I just unit test the lib rather than integration test. Don’t know how to debug the generated framework. I copied this line from <@U82EEBZMX>’s repo to wish it could work: <https://github.com/viteinfinite/KotlinSlideParser/blob/master/common/slideparser/build.gradle> Maybe he knows something that could help us?:thinking_face: And he has a great ppt here: <https://speakerdeck.com/viteinfinite/native>

looks like he is using lldb cli for debugging. but since I get this weird errors I can’t try it anyway :thinking_face:

Hi <@U92SCR5FU>, building for debugging is broken in the released 0.6 but it was fixed shortly after. Try building K/N from source and use that version instead :the_horns:

<@U82EEBZMX> Thanks for the info! Do you mean debug inside XCode, walking from swift to kotlin ? :heart_eyes:

yes, that’s actually working - with stepping and call stack. Object inspection does not work though