One last question: does Kotlin Native support exte...
# kotlin-nativej
jo
12/20/2017, 7:04 AMOne last question: does Kotlin Native support extension methods? I've got this bit of hackery:
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fun Byte.xor(v: Byte): Byte = ((this.toInt() and 0xFF) xor (v.toInt() and 0xFF)).toByte() Copy code
api8610509288099049914.cpp:39:25: error: expected member name or ';' after declaration specifiers
cpu_x1_KByte (*xor)(cpu_x1_KByte thiz, cpu_x1_KByte v);g
gildor
12/20/2017, 7:14 AMYes, of course, supports. But not sure why do you get this error. Probably you should report an issue
https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/issues
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jo
12/20/2017, 7:15 AMWill do. Thanks.
jo
12/20/2017, 7:23 AMDone. Thanks. https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/issues/1172
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olonho
12/20/2017, 7:30 AMxor is C keyword, use some other name , i.e. eor
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gildor
12/20/2017, 9:02 AMSo it means that some Kotlin code can not be compiled to Kotlin native.
Should K/N have @JvmName analogue for such cases?
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olonho
12/20/2017, 9:16 AMIt has nothing to with K/N itself. It is only C bindings affected. Annotation may make sense although
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gildor
12/20/2017, 9:17 AMYes, I understand, of course it’s C, same way as Kotlin JVM allows reserved Java keywords
gildor
12/21/2017, 6:53 AMBTW, should I create feature request about
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