Error using pip
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Error. When using pip, only those modules are installed that do not require assembly.
In order to assemble the module, you need to throw gcc and so on, which is not a problem. But during the build, an error occurs that refers to the clang from ndk on the computer. How can this be fixed?
You can use CC=gcc pip install XXX to specify the compiler you want. For further discussions, please go to #9.
You can use
CC=gcc pip install XXXto specify the compiler you want. For further discussions, please go to #9.
where this to write?
And what is XXX ?
where this to write?
The same place as you run pip.
And what is XXX ?
XXX is the Python package you want to install via pip.
where this to write?
The same place as you run pip.
And what is XXX ?
XXX is the Python package you want to install via pip.
no, no, no! compiler requires /home folder!
Please run CC=gcc pip install -v XXX from the terminal and paste error messages you get.
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arm-linux-androideabi-gcc: error trying to exec 'cc1': execvp: No such file or directory
Your gcc is broken.
arm-linux-androideabi-gcc: error trying to exec 'cc1': execvp: No such file or directory
Your gcc is broken.
then why compiled in termux python3.9 with the same gcc works without errors?
From what I can see, possible reasons might be:
- Apparently you are running pip with root. As far as I know
sudoes not work quite well with Termux. - From the following line in log2.txt, you are not using gcc from Termux but some custom one.
error: command '/data/local/python3.9.0/bin/gcc' failed with exit code 1
I've just tried gcc from Termux. LDSHARED is also needed to install bsdiff4. Here is the command I use:
LDSHARED="gcc -shared" CC=gcc ./usr/bin/python3 -m pip -v install bsdiff4
A complete log can be found here: bsdiff4.txt