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i'm trying to compile a project on VS2010 for 64 bits wrote in C and use CUDA 5.0 and GLib. I already had a working profile for 32 bits and everything goes ok.

On configuration manager i created a new context for 64 bits with settings copied from the 32 bits one. Then, i updated Glib paths for 64 bits version and had set CUDA C/C++-> Target Machine Platform to "64 bit".

Well, it compiles ok, but when i try to run get the error:

The application couldn't be initialized correctly (0x000007b).

Am i forgeting something?

Pedro Alves
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It's probably a missing library.

Recent versions of Windows just give that generic message instead of a detailed message about which libraries were not found. There's also a difference in which information is provided when starting the app from the command line and starting it from Explorer.

Dependency Walker will tell you which libraries are missing.

Roger Dahl
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  • Thank you. Depency Walker told me that my VS was using the 32 bits GLib dll. I corrected that, but now looks like i don't have libintl-8.dll, and it's a dependency from glib. I had a look at Gnome's FTP but didn't find a link for download it =/ – Pedro Alves Jan 29 '13 at 03:39
  • Nvm. Just found it inside gettext runtime package : http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/win64/dependencies/gettext-runtime_0.18.1.1-2_win64.zip . Thank you =) – Pedro Alves Jan 29 '13 at 03:47