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Importing GTK+ to VC++ ?!

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I need to be able to use the GTK libraries in Visual C++ 2008.
But sadly, i haven't been able to find anything on google.
I know how to import it in Code::blocks but it doesn't even compile on windows 7 nor windows XP, so i'm sticking with VC++.

Anyone know how to use it with VC++ ?

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1) you probably want to use gtkmm if you're using C++.
2) you will need the GTK runtimes installed.
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I'm using C, but Visual C++ as a compiler.

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Have you looked at this page: GTK+ - Download for Windows

You are wandering into deep waters.
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I did a Google search, and this is what I found:
GTK+ Programming Tips and Tricks
Maybe it can help you.
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I downloaded GTK+ runtime.
Anyway i'll look into that link guest, thanks !