Look at the very first error and ignore the others.
Look at the very first error and ignore the others. One possibility is that the first error says one of the #include was not found. If so, just fix that, a whole bunch of the errors are likely to be fallout from that problem.
Perhaps you are missing one of the needed modules on your pkg-config command line, such as gstreamer-interfaces-0.10 perhaps, just a guess.
Yep, that was it, I was missing gstreamer-interfaces thanks a bunch! – escozzia Mar 6 at 23:18.
Difficult to say without the code. But I'd bet on a missing semi-colon, or error in a macro maybe. That always generates those kinds of weird messages, even in code that's not your own.
Double check your own code, maybe try to add more debug flag such as -W* family (see GCC).
Not sure if this helps, but I had the same errors. (I'm developing with XCode 3.2.5 for mac). I wanted to build an application that linked against my macports libraries /opt/local/lib, and /opt/local/include I did the following.
Under Targets, double-click the Target App Under 'Search Paths', a. Always Search User Paths off b. Header Search Paths add the path(s) to your header location(s) ex.
/usr/local/include/x c. Library Search Paths add the path(s) to your shared Libraries compile and run, should fix the errors If you are not sure where the libraries are, use pkg-config to find them. Pkg-config usage: pkg-config --cflags ex: pkg-config --cflags glib-2.0 -I/opt/local/include/glib-2.0 -I/opt/local/lib/glib-2.0/include -I/opt/local/include Then you can look at these directories, see if the missing dependency is included, then add the path to either the 'headers' or 'library' paths under Search Paths.
Hope this helps.
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