Hi, I'm wondering how to check the runtime version of the (glib and gtk for example) DLLs, that the application is linking to.
I know one can check the version of included headers and statically linked libraries using GLIB_MAJOR_VERSION and glib_major_version, but the dynamic linking is giving me trouble. I run my application on a windows platform that also has other gtk-based software and the PATH environment variable is full of directories containing various versions of gtk/glib. Or maybe the only way is to actually place the required DLLs in the application directory (the workaround I'm now using)? If so, then how do i know which files are actually required? To make matters worse slight differences in versions don't just crash the program. I spent a whole day figuring out why drawing in a OpenGL widget instead draws on the main window directly only to find out that I needed a more recent version of libgdk. Please advise. solarstandard _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
