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I think I see what the problem is Smile

. I'm using Codeblocks IDE, and it likes to compile each source file separately and only linking the files finally at the end. So i guess I should compile the win32 ...

I tried compiling the winsamp.d with the Windows API headers supplied in bindings.

import win32.windows;
rather than the phobos:
import std.c.windows.windows;

Im sure I must be doing somethin ...

Hmmmm thats strange, I guess your way is better then.

Here's where i installed mine:
http://gladewin32.sourceforge.net/modules/news/

Sorry for the late reply, been caught up recently.

GTK_BASEPATH is set when GTK is installed.

this.libraryName = libraryName;
this.alternateLibraryName = alternateLibraryName;
onLoadFailure = fn;

version(Windows)
{
...

Apparently the environment variable is a pretty ok way too., but i guess advapi32 isn't any heartbreak.

Finally got it compiled

changed the reference of libcairo-1.0-0.dll to libcairo-2.dll

Cheers.

I've almost got cairo working, but I don't have the version specified in the paths.d

libcairo-1.0-0.dll

Btw TestWindow.exe has an unresolved external when compiled with gtkd (and not in duit)
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Only loaded it up briefly but i will try it further whenmy exams are over.
Im deciding whether to use codeblocks or leds Very Happy

Cheers.

Hi, tried your leds preview on one computer and looks good Very Happy

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Unfortunately on my notebook, GTK is installed at C:\GTK, and the path of leds is hardcoded.

Could you remove the hardcoding?

Ch ...