Hello, I spent a few hours today trying to install the cl-cffi-gtk package from quicklisp to ECL running on my Windows 11 laptop. I've downloaded the binaries from gtk3 (current release) to a directory on my laptop. I then used quickload to load the gtk bindings. The installation failed when cffi could not locate the .dll libraries. I've attempted to add the .dll directory to my PATH variable and by pushing the directory onto cffi:*foreign-library-directories*. Nothing I have done so far works. Does ECL/cffi have a way to debug what is happening? When I attempt to use cffi:load-foreign-library to load one of the .dlls manually, I get a message indicating that I need ecl's dffi module and that I should use ffi:load-foreign-library. When I use that manually, it does return with nil. :dlopen is defined in *features*. Thoughts? Thanks, Dave