Well, it's definitely true that it's not like GCJ, because it doesn't compile Java code and doesn't support Java libraries. So you can't just take a Kotlin/JVM

Well, it's definitely true that it's not like GCJ, because it doesn't compile Java code and doesn't support Java libraries. So you can't just take a Kotlin/JVM program and compile it for Kotlin/Native, since the JVM-based libraries it uses won't be available. But both GCJ and Kotlin/Native compile a high-level, garbage-collected language to native executables, so I suppose they're similar in that sense.