CodeLite IDE

Hello,

I am more or less new to Codelite and I am having some trouble.

I just created a new C-project. I downloaded Homebrew and installed GTK3 and some other stuff.
Now, I try to include the gtk header file via , but the library is not found.
I already searched the whole Internet for an answer, but nothing really worked for me, f.ex. I tried to type the path to the header file to Linker and Compiler an Build options with no success.
If I build the project from the Terminal, its very easy, I just have to type and it works fine for me.
Now my question to you: is there any possibility to get this work within Codelite? Because I don't want to run and build my project from the Terminal, but just to click CMD/CTRL + R, this is much easier

Hope you can help me, if you have any further questions, please let me know!

Kind regards

In:

project settings->Compiler->C options
and also in:
project settings->Compiler->C++ options

Add:
Next, in Project Settings->Linker->Link options, add:

Hello,

thank you for the response.
Unfortunately, it did not work for me. I right-clicked on the project in the workspace tab on the left, on settings, in the popup window on compiler, and pasted the exact same code you gave me into C Compiler Options (and C++ Compiler Options), but it didn't change anything. It still says and Also, in the Compiler options, there is already written something like that: "". If I type (just to try), it says Maybe I have to add that my OS is OS X Sierra (MacOS) and I am using the latest version of Codelite.

I don't know what I did wrong.

gcc -o main.c base 'pkg-config --cflags gtk+-3.0'

This is what you wrote in your first post, I assumed that you have pkg-config installed and in the path

Try this:
from a Terminal, type: and then, use the full path in CodeLite project settings, so instead of adding line like this: Add it like this (assuming pkg-config is at /usr/local/bin/pkg-config):

Uh!
I love you
Didn't know that...Thanks a lot, everything works fine now!