Supported platforms

Kotlin supports the following platforms and provides target presets for each platform. See how to use a target preset.

Target platform	Target preset	Comments
Kotlin/JVM	`jvm`
Kotlin/JS	`js`	Select the execution environment: `browser {}` for applications running in the browser. `nodejs{}` for applications running on Node.js. Learn more in Setting up a Kotlin/JS project.
Android applications and libraries	`android`	Manually apply an Android Gradle plugin – `com.android.application` or `com.android.library`. You can only create one Android target per Gradle subproject.
Android NDK	`androidNativeArm32`, `androidNativeArm64`	The 64-bit target requires a Linux or macOS host. You can build the 32-bit target on any supported host.
iOS	`iosArm32`, `iosArm64`, `iosX64`	Requires a macOS host.
watchOS	`watchosArm32`, `watchosArm64`, `watchosX86`
tvOS	`tvosArm64`, `tvosX64`
macOS	`macosX64`	Requires a macOS host.
Linux	`linuxArm64`, `linuxArm32Hfp`, `linuxMips32`, `linuxMipsel32`, `linuxX64`	Linux MIPS targets (`linuxMips32` and `linuxMipsel32`) require a Linux host. You can build other Linux targets on any supported host.
Windows	`mingwX64`, `mingwX86`	Requires a Windows host.
WebAssembly	`wasm32`

A target that is not supported by the current host is ignored during building and therefore not published.

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