Re: "hello world" problem

Daniel Baboiu writes:
 > That's because the GTK libraries are not in a place where they can be 
 > found by the executable you created. Solution: for every library (dll) 
 > for which you get such a message, copy it in the directory of the 
 > executable.

Nah, it never is a good idea (IMHO) to have several copies of the same
DLLs around your system. Instead, add the folder(s) where the DLLs are
to your PATH.

Besides, to get a fully working GTK, you need lots of other stuff in
addition to the DLL itself. If you keep the GTK structure intact as it
is in the zip files I distribute (and hopefully in the various
installers), and just add the "lib" folder to your PATH, GTK will find
the other files. Not so if you just copy the DLL.

 > You can also copy them in a directory were all programs can 
 > find them (e.g., Windows/System)

Not a good idea either.

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