Alf C Stockton writes: > My development is on Windows so I do not have a "etc, lib," etc.
We are not talking about the system top-level "etc" and "lib" directories in Unix here, but the "etc" and "lib" subfolders in a GTK+ installation. These are used on Windows, too. They contain files that are essential for GTK+ (and Pango) to work. The GTK+ and Pango DLLs look up their location at run-time and assume that the other files needed at run-time (in the etc and lib folders) are located in a standard way relative to where the DLL is. > The installation directory is c:\temp as above and that is all the > GTK that my user has. If just the DLLs you listed really is *all*, then it won't work. What immediately comes to mind is that pango will need pango-basic-win32.dll. It is dynamically loaded at run-time. To find it Pango also needs the pango.modules file. Pango.aliases is also pretty much essential. Sigh, if people would just use the directory structure directly from the official-ish zipfiles and not try to cut corners. --tml _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
