Greetings, ladies and gentlemen. I can not automatically "hook" the gtkmm directory using CMake. CMakeList , CMake infers that gtkmm was not found (although gtkmm on C: /) and, accordingly, the variables are empty. What is the problem and how to solve it?
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Good day!
The problem may be in several places:
gtkmm3dependencies (for example,gtk-3) are not installed- Missing
PkgConfigfile indicating where to findgtkmm3 - The environment variable (not windows, but POSIX environments)
PKG_CONFIG_PATHdoes not cover thegtkmm-3.0.pcfile directory
It would be great to see your team output.
pkg-config --list-all | grep -i gtk
to understand where to go next
- i.stack.imgur.com/yNyt0.png - continue98
- Your environment simply does not see anything. Try installing the original instructions from the Gnome community: wiki.gnome.org/Projects/gtkmm/MSWindows With this instruction it is very convenient to install everything (including the dependencies, pkg-config itself and its files for gtkmm) - sever2715
- I installed pkg-config manually. pacman is not in msys. Maybe there are some suggestions? - continue98
- But after all, it is in MSYS2, and the installation of it is only the launch of the installer. Try this option, however, it assumes a smaller number of actions, especially manual ones, if not to count the pacman command input :) - sever2715
- put, but zero sense. still does not find. - continue98
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