Use different library names on Windows #4
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When we're loading .dll's instead of .so files, use the library filenames that come in the gtk3 windows binary download. Also note the definition of g_idle_add - the library was changed from libgtk to libglib, as it was throwing a 'symbol not found' error.
This should let things work on OS X as well.
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When we're loading .dll's instead of .so files, use the library filenames
that come in the gtk3 windows binary download.
Also note the definition of g_idle_add - the library was changed from
libgtk to libglib, as it was throwing a 'symbol not found' error.