Setting up Visual Studio to use GTK +

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I've been browsing and the only place I found something similar was stackoverflow in English, where the configuration for using GTK + in Visual Studio 2010 is described. For the little experience I have, I thought I could set it up for use in VS 2017 quietly.

However, the DLL errors were not found. The environment variable is properly configured (GTK + \ bin), just as I did all the procedures informed.

The application gets compiled, however, at startup, the system does not find the GTK + runtime dll's. But, unless I do not know how to set the environment variable that points to the GTK + runtime dll's correctly, I just do not know what's going on.

Is there a different step to be taken?

    
asked by anonymous 22.03.2017 / 18:31

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The instructions in stackoverflow.com are correct and , as expected, work perfectly for VS 2017. I should certainly have been wrong in configuring the system path environment variable

    
23.03.2017 / 00:08