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I’ve been researching and the only place where I found something similar was in stackoverflow in English, where the configuration for use of GTK+ is described in Visual Studio 2010. From the little experience I have, I thought I could set up for use in VS 2017 quietly.
However, came the DLL errors not found. The environment variable is properly configured(GTK+ bin), just as I did all the procedures reported.
The application comes to be compiled, however, when starting, the system does not find the dll s of the GTK+ Runtime. But unless I don’t know how to set up the environment variable that points to the GTK+ DLL’s correctly, I just don’t know what’s going on.
Is there a different step to be taken?
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– William Pereira
The application comes to be compiled, however, when starting, the system does not find the dll s of the GTK+ Runtime. But unless I don’t know how to set up the environment variable that points to the GTK+ DLL’s correctly, I just don’t know what’s going on.
– Paulo
Paul, the ideal would be to add this comment to the question. I’ll do it here. If you have a print of this DLL error not found it will be easier to understand tbm.
– William Pereira
This is a dll error not found. It is a dll from gtk Runtime+.
– Paulo
I should add the path to the "Path" variable for the gtk+ libraries, which are in C: GTK+ bin, correct?
– Paulo