Re: I Can't Get Lua 5.1 and IUP 3.30 to Work With VSCode and GCC on Windows 10 x64

[Gisle Vanem <gisle.vanem@...>]

Kaz wrote:

> Most of the app’s source files are Lua files, but one is .c. The file written in C has a bunch of “#include” statements 
> like #include “iup.h” and it contains some global variables. The actual app code, beyond setting up includes and some 
> globals, is in the Lua files.
>
> I’ve since downloaded and installed the .h header files for Lua 5.1 (the app uses this version and the code uses “getn” 
> a lot, which was depreciated in later versions of Lua), IUP, CD, and IM like in the Makefile included in the app’s 
> source files, added the “include” and “Lua51” directories to the “path” section of Environment Variables, but VSCode 
> still can’t find them. 

Which "Environment Variables"? Why not create/edit '%C_INCLUDE_PATH'
and/or '%CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH' to point to "iup.h" etc.

VScode should be able to search along such an env-variables
(like it should for %INCLUDE).

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