I'm getting this error when trying to compile a basic project that includes the dokany headers: ```...

# kotlin-native

[eygraber]

I'm getting this error when trying to compile a basic project that includes the dokany headers:

D:\workspace\konan\build\konan\nativelibs\genDokanyInteropStubs\dokanystubs.c:2222:21: error: always_inline function '_cvtsh_ss' requires target feature 'sse4.1', but would be inlined into function 'dokany_kni__cvtsh_ss' that is compiled without support for 'sse4.1'
    return (float) (_cvtsh_ss((unsigned short)__a));
                    ^

[eygraber]

D:\workspace\konan\build\konan\libs\mingw\dokany.klib-build\natives\cstubs.c:2222:21: error: always_inline function '_cvtsh_ss' requires target feature 'sse4.1', but would be inlined into function 'dokany_kni__cvtsh_ss' that is compiled without support for 'sse4.1'
    return (float) (_cvtsh_ss((unsigned short)__a));

[msink]

Maybe

depends = windows

in .def file will help

[eygraber]

@msink tried that with the same results

[msink]

What you trying to do - is it buildable by MSYS2 clang, without Kotlin? In documentation only FUSE part mentioned as compatible with MSYS2.

[olonho]

Please provide us repo where this problem could be reproduced

[msink]

Strange. I just tried this:

depends = windows
package = dokan
headers = dokan/dokan.h
headerFilter = dokan/**
compilerOpts = -DUNICODE
linkerOpts = -ldokan1

No errors, no warnings.
Are you sure you using 0.3.4?

[eygraber]

That isn't what my .def looks like 😁

In headers, where does dokan/ come from (I was just using dokan.h)?

I also don't know what linkerOpts does? Does that tell me runtime to call into the dokan1.dll when a function from the header is called?

So I'm guessing this issue is just me not knowing the .def options well enough.

[eygraber]

@olonho I don't have a repo yet (just messing around for now), but I will try @msink suggestion and update.

Very excited about Kotlin native.

[msink]

I do not know anything about dokan, just installed from

Dokan_x64-1.0.5.1000.msi

, and have it in

C:\Program Files\Dokan\DokanLibrary-1.0.5\include

[eygraber]

How do you get the interop tool to look there for the header?

[eygraber]

I have that too, but it isn't getting found

[eygraber]

I figured it out. Had to add

includeDirs 'C:\\Program Files\\Dokan\\Dokan Library-1.0.5\\include'

to my build.gradle

Thanks