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I'm working on a project which is heavily dependent on C libraries. In order to avoid Android NDK, we are using go mobile to build an android aar from c dependencies which make s life much easier, however, there are some limitations here as well like you cannot have 2 go-mobile packages in the same app.
We tried Kotlin native with cinterop which looks awesome, however, atm it looks like it is not possible to compile c code for JVM.
Doing a bit of research we come to cinterop -flavor jvm which looks like an internal flag that is not documented anywhere.
Question:
Is this going to be available anytime soon to the public, does it make sense to wait for cinterop support for JVM or there are no plans for this at all?
Do we have a public roadmap where we can see what the team is working on and what are the features we are going to see in next releases?
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I'm working on a project which is heavily dependent on C libraries. In order to avoid Android NDK, we are using go mobile to build an android
aar
from c dependencies which make s life much easier, however, there are some limitations here as well like you cannot have 2 go-mobile packages in the same app.We tried Kotlin native with cinterop which looks awesome, however, atm it looks like it is not possible to compile c code for JVM.
Doing a bit of research we come to
cinterop -flavor jvm
which looks like an internal flag that is not documented anywhere.Question:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: