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+# KLIB Commonizer
+
+You can use platform-dependent libraries, such as `Foundation`, `UIKit`, `posix`, in source sets shared among several native targets. For each project that has native source sets that depend on a shared _native_ source set, the special tool KLIB Commonizer automatically produces:
+* One library in the KLIB format (`*.klib`) with the common API of the library that includes declarations that are identical among all platforms and `expect` declarations for the APIs that differ from platform to platform.
+* One KLIB for each platform-specific source set that contains the `actual` declarations and the declarations that are available only on this particular platform.
+
+```
+                    commonMain
+                        |
+                        |
+                     iosMain ----------▶ Foundation (common)
+                      /   \              ┌──────────────────┐
+                     /     \             │ expect class ... │
+         iosArm64Main      iosX64Main    │ expect fun ...   │
+                |             |          └──────────────────┘
+                |             |
+                ▼             ▼
+Foundation (ios_arm64)     Foundation (ios_x64)
+┌────────────────────┐     ┌──────────────────┐
+│ actual class ...   │     │ actual class ... │
+│ actual fun ...     │     │ actual fun ...   │
+└────────────────────┘     └──────────────────┘
+```
+
+The resulting KLIBs are automatically added to the dependencies of the corresponding shared native and platform-specific source sets.
+
+There are a few limitations in the current version of Klib Commonizer:
+* It supports only interop libraries shipped with Kotlin/Native. It doesn’t support KLIBs that are produced from C-interop or Kotlin code.
+* It works only for a native source set that is shared among platform-specific source sets and these source sets themselves. It doesn’t work for native source sets shared at higher levels of the source set hierarchy. For example, if you have `nativeDarwinMain` that includes `iosMain` with `iosArm64Main` and `iosX64Main`, and `watchosDeviceMain` with `watchosArm64Main` and `watchosArm32Main`, the KLIB Commonizer will work for separately `iosMain` and `watchosDeviceMain` and won’t work for `nativeDarwinMain`.
+
+```
+                  commonMain
+                      |
+                      |
+               nativeDarwinMain    <--- Commonizer is NOT applied
+                  /       \
+                 /         \
+          iosMain         watchosDeviceMain  <--- Commonizer is applied
+           /   \                /  \
+          /     \              ..  ..
+iosArm64Main   iosX64Main 
+```
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