Hello there, My gnome installation derailed on this one: dev-python/gst-python-0.10.17. Is there any workaround? Many thanks ------------------------------------------------------------------------- gst.c:1089: error: conflicting types for '_wrap_gst_caps__get___refcount__' gstcaps.override:447: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_caps__get___refcount__' was here gst.c: In function '_wrap_gst_caps__get___refcount__': gst.c:1093: error: 'GstCaps' has no member named '__refcount__' gst.c: At top level: gst.c:2537: error: conflicting types for '_wrap_gst_date__get_month' ./gst.override:404: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_date__get_month' was here gst.c: In function '_wrap_gst_date__get_month': gst.c:2541: error: 'GstDate' undeclared (first use in this function) gst.c:2541: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once gst.c:2541: error: for each function it appears in.) gst.c:2541: error: expected expression before ')' token gst.c: At top level: gst.c:3175: error: redefinition of '_wrap_gst_index_entry__get_NASSOCS' ./gst.override:1663: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_index_entry__get_NASSOCS' was here gst.c: In function '_wrap_gst_index_entry__get_NASSOCS': gst.c:3179: error: 'GstIndexEntry' has no member named 'NASSOCS' gst.c: At top level: gst.c:3204: error: redefinition of '_wrap_gst_index_entry__get_ASSOC_FLAGS' ./gst.override:1680: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_index_entry__get_ASSOC_FLAGS' was here gst.c: In function '_wrap_gst_index_entry__get_ASSOC_FLAGS': gst.c:3208: error: 'GstIndexEntry' has no member named 'ASSOC_FLAGS' gst.c: At top level: gst.c:3235: error: redefinition of '_wrap_gst_index_entry__get_ID_DESCRIPTION' ./gst.override:1698: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_index_entry__get_ID_DESCRIPTION' was here gst.c: In function '_wrap_gst_index_entry__get_ID_DESCRIPTION': gst.c:3239: error: 'GstIndexEntry' has no member named 'ID_DESCRIPTION' gst.c: At top level: gst.c:3383: error: redefinition of '_wrap_gst_static_pad_template__get_static_caps' gstpad.override:1574: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_static_pad_template__get_static_caps' was here gst.c:4066: error: conflicting types for '_wrap_gst_object__get___gstrefcount__' gstobject.override:34: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_object__get___gstrefcount__' was here gst.c: In function '_wrap_gst_object__get___gstrefcount__': gst.c:4070: error: 'GstObject' has no member named '__gstrefcount__' gst.c: At top level: gst.c:20575: error: redefinition of '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_data' gstbuffer.override:373: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_data' was here gst.c: In function '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_data': gst.c:20579: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast gst.c: At top level: gst.c:20620: error: redefinition of '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_timestamp' gstbuffer.override:388: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_timestamp' was here gst.c:20657: error: redefinition of '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_duration' gstbuffer.override:413: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_duration' was here gst.c:20701: error: redefinition of '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_offset' gstbuffer.override:439: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_offset' was here gst.c:20745: error: redefinition of '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_offset_end' gstbuffer.override:472: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_offset_end' was here gst.c:20787: error: redefinition of '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_caps' gstbuffer.override:525: note: previous definition of '_wrap_gst_buffer__get_caps' was here
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Does this happen anymore with newer versions?
(In reply to comment #5) > Does this happen anymore with newer versions? Hi there - No it is gone. Thanks.
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