Re: [Mingw-users] #include <wx/xxx.h> file not found

[Gisle V. <gv...@br...>]

"Guenter" <gue...@on...> wrote:

> After reading a bit more about gcc and include I believe that mingw take
> ´ wx/xxx.h ´ (out of #include <wx/xxx.h>)
> as a filename. How can I mingw explain that wx/ is a subdirectory of the
> include directory  and xxx.h is the file name.
> All the system headers of wxWidgets are located in C:\wxWidgets\include\wx.
> C:\wxWidgets\include    is the PATH variable.

Simply put this in your environment (e.g. press WinKey-Break and enter
Advanced | Environment). Or whatever method you use to setup your
environment block. Add (or edit) this env-var:
  C_INCLUDE_PATH=c:/wxWidgets/include

Thus when gcc looks for <wx/xxx.h> it will find a match in
  c:/wxWidgets/include/wx/xxx.h.

(verify by gcc -v ...)

But why wxWWidgets? Qt is so much better..

--gv