gst-plugins-good fails to build

[tconant@…]

While building gst-plugins-good on Snow Leopard gst-plugins-good fails with:

gstrtspsrc.c:179: error: static declaration of 'gst_rtsp_lower_trans_get_type' follows non-static declaration
/opt/local/include/gstreamer-0.10/gst/rtsp/gstrtsptransport.h:97: error: previous declaration of 'gst_rtsp_lower_trans_get_type' was here

This is building from a complete clean macports installation. I'm confused by this one because this builds fine on my other Snow Leopard machine.

Attached is the full log

[tconant@…]

Full log of gst-plugins-good failed build

[mf2k (Frank Schima)]

What version of Xcode are you running?

[tconant@…]

Current version: 3.2.1

Details:

Version: 3.2 (10M2003)

Location: /Developer Applications: Xcode: 3.2.1 (1613) Interface Builder: 3.2.1 (740) Instruments: 2.0.1 (1096) Dashcode: 3.0 (328) SDKs: Mac OS X: 10.5: (9J61) 10.6: (10M2003) iPhone OS: 2.2.1: (5H11) 3.0: (7A341) 3.1: (7C144) 3.1.2: (7D11) iPhone Simulator: 3.0: (7A341) 3.1: (7C144) 3.1.2: (7D11)

My other machine which is compiling fine is using 3.2.2, I'll update the problem machine to see if it corrects the build failure.

[tconant@…]

After updating to 3.2.2 the issue still exists.

[rmsfisher@…]

I am waiting on a resolution to #24764 before upgrading gst-plugins-good.
The speex dependency fails nastily because it requires functions in a 9-month-old release candidate that has not yet been released.
As soon as I can upgrade gst-plugins-good to its most current release version I will dig into troubleshooting this issue.

[brissmyr@…]

I'm also experiencing the same problem. Upgraded to Snow Leopard a couple of days ago and removed all my ports and did a full clean according to the guide at macports.org (i.e. removing a bunch of directories). Installed the last Xcode version as well as MacPorts for Snow and I get the same message. I can assist you with more info if you need it

[brissmyr@…]

Cc Me!

[tconant@…]

Portfile patch to apply source patch

[tconant@…]

Source Patch.

[tconant@…]

Here is a trivial path to get gst-plugins-good to build properly. I'm going to try to figure out from the gstreamer team why that function was defined as static in the gst-plugins-good package and declared (implicitly) as extern in the gst-plugins-base package.

[brissmyr@…]

Thanks for looking into this. I tried applying the same patch yesterday and it builds and works just fine. Not sure this is a long-term solution though

[rmsfisher@…]

I am not certain this was caused by using a previous gst-plugins-good release against a current gstreamer release.
I have upgraded the version of gst-plugins-good to its most current in r67547 and would appreciate if y'all would try to reproduce this error using the most current portfile.
If y'all still experience the error please report back and I'll dig into it.

[rmsfisher@…]

This issue seems to be resolved by building current gst-plugins against the current gstreamer backend. I'll trust three weeks without feedback to mean it's working for y'all as well.