[deduu10]

hai,

I'm interested using GTK 2.4 to create GUI. I have tried to configure it with visual studio 2008. I followed the instruction in this link http://www.etechplan...evelopment.aspx
but when I debug my code, it results error Error

fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'gdk-pixbuf/gdk-pixbuf.h': No such file or directory c:\gtk\include\gtk-2.0\gdk\gdkpixbuf.h 37 mygtk001

does anyone can help me to resolve this error?

thank you..

[modi123_1]

What language are you using? Did you include all the paths?

[deduu10]

modi123_1, on 01 May 2012 - 07:12 AM, said:

What language are you using? Did you include all the paths?

Yes I have followed carefully all the instruction about including the path from that web. I'm wondering whether it miss some steps to do. I use C..

[modi123_1]

Did you read the comment at the bottom of it?

[deduu10]

yes, I just read it. But I could not find where "PATH variable (in System Properties -> Advanced Tab -> Environment Variables))" can you help me to find out where I can do this?



thank you.

[modi123_1]

http://www.computerh...es/ch000549.htm

[deduu10]

thank you very much.. really appreciate it. I have tried to fix it by refering to what is being told but still results same error. the error message still did not change.

do you have any idea? thanks

[modi123_1]

How about you chat with the folks who out put "GTK 2.4"? They might have a better handle on how to best interpret some random tutorial on the web relating their product.

[deduu10]

I download the package from www.gtk.org. they only provide contact for bussiness purposes. I also tried post to their forum, but no replied. hmm well, thanks for your time to try to help me resolve this error.. really appreciate it.

[Radon_]

I had a similar problem when trying to build a project that used an older version of GTK in the past.
What seemed to work for me: (at least it made that error go away... I still need to do more the make a successful build)
-- Open the project properties
-- configuration properties >> c/c++ >> general >> additional include directories
-- there add another directory: for my environment the line looked like this

 $(SolutionDir)\..\gtk-2.24.10\include\gdk-pixbuf-2.0 

... my old project had quite a few directories already there ... but that one was missing... maybe it exists only in the newer version of the GTK toolkit