Tomislav Tustonic

Hello again! I tried rebuilding again, this time using master branch from https://github.com/wingtk/gvsbuild (the guruDanny67 I used before is a fork of this repo). This one seems to be much easier than before. I added two new cmd line parameters: --enable-gi and --gtk3-ver 3.22 and just built gtk3-full. I already had my Windows setup .exe and/or wheel files for PyCairo and PyGobject, and after I installed these, simple tests work.

Hello @Stav! It's been a while, but I think that you also have to build the gobject-introspection package, and add your \gtk-build\gtk\Win32\release\bin directory to the path.

Hello @Stav! It's been a while, but I think that you also have to build the gobject-introspection package, and add your \gtk-build\gtk\Win32\release directory to the path.

I can't help about GStreamer, sorry. It was my primary reason to build all this, but I couldn't make gst-python work.

Hello! It's been a while, but I think that you also have to build the gobject-introspection package, and add your \gtk-build\gtk\Win32\release directory to the path.

Hello I have managed to build pygobject and pycairo using the build scripts from https://github.com/guruDanny67/gvsbuild. The build scripts use VS Build tools (vs2015 or vs2017). I used the 'ed2018' branch to build pygobject libs and includes, and setup.py for pygobject from the pypi page (https://pypi.org/project/PyGObject/#files). It seems to work fine, so this might help you. Cheers, Tom

Sorry for a late reply, I didn't see these comments earlier... No, there's no need...

You just gave me an idea to set environment variables in .pth file for my Gstreamer...