I’ve got an example directory with multiple Kotlin/Native files, each with a

fun main() {}

. Is there an easy way with Gradle to create executables for each file? So one Kotlin/Native Gradle project can produce multiple executables? I’ve tried creating a separate target for each file, but it’s really messy - with conflicting Configurations and overlapping sources…

it's much easier than that

kotlin {
    linuxX64 {
        binaries {
            executable("one") {
                entryPoint("pkg.one.main")
            }
            executable("two") {
                entryPoint("pkg.two.main")
            }
            executable("...") {

./gradlew link{One,Two,...}{Debug,Release}ExecutableLinuxX64
ls build/bin/linuxX64/{one,two,...}{Debug,Release}Executable/{one,two,...}.kexe

can be applied to native targets other than

linuxX64

too, of course

thanks! Here’s how I’ve done it dynamically