struggling to include gtk header file in my program.guide me

[glossy basin]

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[sweet creek]

#include <gtk/gtk.h> this is not recognizing by my program .

#include errors detected. Please update your includePath. Squiggles are disabled for this translation unit (C:\Users\me\Desktop\browser.c).

[vast wyvern]

include them in includepath

[sweet creek]

thats what im trying to

[vast wyvern]

link the file of the header

like D:\gtk

[sweet creek]

ok

C:\msys64\mingw64\include\gtk-3.0\gtk is this ok

[vast wyvern]

ig

try

[sweet creek]

same nothing working im including in every possible way but still

i searched a lot for solution online .I mean that's what I can do but..

[glossy basin]

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[sweet creek]

waiting for u

[sweet creek]

i updated my .json

also included it in Environmental variables but still

@vast wyvern sir you got a min?

[vast wyvern]

k

why there is **

also... use \

not /

[sweet creek]

but its a path and IDE also don't have a problem with that

[sweet creek]

removed

[vast wyvern]

Still

[sweet creek]

yep

[vast wyvern]

I mean... Still use \

[timber oasis]

n

[timber oasis]

That would probably cause JSON syntax issues

Windows path separators are smooth brained, always have been. Most tools either default to '/' or at least allow them

Even Microsoft's tools.

[vast wyvern]

Use \\

[timber oasis]

having to escape a path separator for no good reason when '/' works too? nah

[vast wyvern]

idk

[timber oasis]

also, only / is cross-platform