Hello, I am trying to use OpenGL extensions on Linux with libepoxy. But cinterop don't seems to generate pointer to function declared with "#define" in the .h files. For example, in the .h file, there is :

#define glCreateShader epoxy_glCreateShader

In generated .kt file, epoxy_glCreateShader is present, but not glCreateShader:

var epoxy_glCreateShader: CPointer<CFunction<(GLenum) -> GLuint>>?
    get() = interpretPointed<CPointerVar<CFunction<(GLenum) -> GLuint>>>(kniBridge423()).value
    set(value) { interpretPointed<CPointerVar<CFunction<(GLenum) -> GLuint>>>(kniBridge423()).value = value }

Here the .def file I used with cinterop :

depends = posix
package = epoxy
headers = epoxy/gl.h epoxy/glx.h
headerFilter = epoxy/**
linkerOpts = -lepoxy
compilerOpts.linux = -I/usr/include

Did you have any idea ?

it is intended mode of operations of cinterop, it creates mappings for functions and define’s to constant value. If you’ll use

static inline int glCreateShader() {
      return epoxy_glCreateShader();
}

it shall work as intended (definitions like that could be in .def file after

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Thanks for your fast answer. But I am unable to get it working, I add the lines in the .def file but I have this error :

error: redefinition of 'epoxy_glCreateShader' as different kind of symbol

I also try with this :

static inline GLuint glCreateShader(GLenum type) {
    return epoxy_glCreateShader(type);
}

You need to add

#undef glCreateShader

before

It is really pointer to function:

EPOXY_IMPORTEXPORT GLuint (EPOXY_CALLSPEC *epoxy_glCreateShader)(GLenum type);

Thanks, it's working with :

#undef glCreateShader
static inline GLuint glCreateShader(GLenum type) {
    return epoxy_glCreateShader(type);
}

I think I will write a script to generate the .def file because there are thousands of functions like that.