GStreamer Xcode 10.1 gst/gst.h not found












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GStreamer gst.h file is not found error is coming in Xcode 10.1. Has anyone been able to find a solution for it???



This error even comes if I use Objective-C as primary language for iOS Project.










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    Perhaps have a look here: gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/cerbero/issues/81
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GStreamer gst.h file is not found error is coming in Xcode 10.1. Has anyone been able to find a solution for it???



This error even comes if I use Objective-C as primary language for iOS Project.










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    Perhaps have a look here: gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/cerbero/issues/81
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    Nov 23 '18 at 13:46














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GStreamer gst.h file is not found error is coming in Xcode 10.1. Has anyone been able to find a solution for it???



This error even comes if I use Objective-C as primary language for iOS Project.










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GStreamer gst.h file is not found error is coming in Xcode 10.1. Has anyone been able to find a solution for it???



This error even comes if I use Objective-C as primary language for iOS Project.







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    Perhaps have a look here: gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/cerbero/issues/81
    – Florian Zwoch
    Nov 23 '18 at 13:46














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    Perhaps have a look here: gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/cerbero/issues/81
    – Florian Zwoch
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Perhaps have a look here: gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/cerbero/issues/81
– Florian Zwoch
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Perhaps have a look here: gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/cerbero/issues/81
– Florian Zwoch
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It looks like the Xcode changed the path setting mechanism. Home dir ~/ not working now, use $(HOME) indeed. Just change the project settings (Project ->TARGETS ->Build Settings)



Change both Framework Search Paths & Header Search Paths prefix ~/ to $(HOME), after that, it now will be:



Framework Search Paths: "$(HOME)/Library/Developer/GStreamer/iPhone.sdk"



Header Search Paths: "$(HOME)/Library/Developer/GStreamer/iPhone.sdk/GStreamer.framework/Headers"



Face the same issue just now, after this, all works fine.






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    It looks like the Xcode changed the path setting mechanism. Home dir ~/ not working now, use $(HOME) indeed. Just change the project settings (Project ->TARGETS ->Build Settings)



    Change both Framework Search Paths & Header Search Paths prefix ~/ to $(HOME), after that, it now will be:



    Framework Search Paths: "$(HOME)/Library/Developer/GStreamer/iPhone.sdk"



    Header Search Paths: "$(HOME)/Library/Developer/GStreamer/iPhone.sdk/GStreamer.framework/Headers"



    Face the same issue just now, after this, all works fine.






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      It looks like the Xcode changed the path setting mechanism. Home dir ~/ not working now, use $(HOME) indeed. Just change the project settings (Project ->TARGETS ->Build Settings)



      Change both Framework Search Paths & Header Search Paths prefix ~/ to $(HOME), after that, it now will be:



      Framework Search Paths: "$(HOME)/Library/Developer/GStreamer/iPhone.sdk"



      Header Search Paths: "$(HOME)/Library/Developer/GStreamer/iPhone.sdk/GStreamer.framework/Headers"



      Face the same issue just now, after this, all works fine.






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        It looks like the Xcode changed the path setting mechanism. Home dir ~/ not working now, use $(HOME) indeed. Just change the project settings (Project ->TARGETS ->Build Settings)



        Change both Framework Search Paths & Header Search Paths prefix ~/ to $(HOME), after that, it now will be:



        Framework Search Paths: "$(HOME)/Library/Developer/GStreamer/iPhone.sdk"



        Header Search Paths: "$(HOME)/Library/Developer/GStreamer/iPhone.sdk/GStreamer.framework/Headers"



        Face the same issue just now, after this, all works fine.






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        It looks like the Xcode changed the path setting mechanism. Home dir ~/ not working now, use $(HOME) indeed. Just change the project settings (Project ->TARGETS ->Build Settings)



        Change both Framework Search Paths & Header Search Paths prefix ~/ to $(HOME), after that, it now will be:



        Framework Search Paths: "$(HOME)/Library/Developer/GStreamer/iPhone.sdk"



        Header Search Paths: "$(HOME)/Library/Developer/GStreamer/iPhone.sdk/GStreamer.framework/Headers"



        Face the same issue just now, after this, all works fine.







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