wxWidgets Discussion Forum

:?: :?: Hi folks, I am still trying to get version 2.8.9 functioning with Visual C++ Express 2008 on Windows XP Pro sp3. I moved the files I have been previously advised to to the include directory, but something still eeds to define WXWIN? I can find documentation that says to use $(WXWIN) as the s...

Hi folks, Dumb question time. I have installed wxWidgets.2.8.9 following the installation instrutions as published----and checked the steps twice, etc. Yet when I try to compile my programs it does NOT find "wx/wx.h" for example and I get a "file not found" error message (paraphr...

Thank you so much...I thnk that may have done it.

Thanks. I checked my properties -- they're set as outlined for Visual C++. The include files all seem to have #include "wx/<filespec>" As it is installed, I have something like c:\wxWidgets-2.8.9\include\wx\msw\<filespec> So, I'm not clear how I would equate "wx" to be the c:\wxW...

I'm using Visual C++....I've tried it with both 2005 and 2008 versions.

In getting my head around wxWidgets, I see that wc/ is used for almost all include file references. Yet the setup puts things in c:\wxWidgets-x.y.z directory... How, when and where is wx/ defined as it is used in the various #include statements???? in Win/XP SP3?? It's gotta be something really obvi...