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lmdb #658
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Thanks for the report. This package contains native components, so it would have to be built into a wheel file. If you'd like to try doing this yourself, follow the instructions here. And if you're successful, please make a pull request so we can add the package to the public repository. If anyone else wants this package too, please let us know by clicking the thumbs-up button above. |
[Moved to #828] |
Originally posted by @YouSirY in #1036 (comment) when I build lmdb use code:
meta.yaml
How to solve this problem? |
There may be something wrong with your NDK installation, perhaps because you interrupted it while it was installing. Try deleting /home/youzh/android-sdk/ndk/22.1.7171670, then running build-wheel again. If that doesn't work, try editing compiler-wrapper.py like this to add some additional logging:
That should print the path of the executable it's failing to run, and you can check whether it actually does have execute permission. |
The error now is that ndk does not exist
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What does exist under We did have a previous report (#862) where the NDK installation wasn't happening for some reason. If that's the case, try running this command:
Then run build-wheel again. EDIT: For further discussion of this issue, see #1084. |
A new problem has arisen? LMDB, do you have a plan for this package?
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It looks like this To experiment with this, you can use the |
Can confirm the change to |
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