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Problem init enviroment #12

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rodrigopmatias opened this issue Feb 15, 2012 · 7 comments
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Problem init enviroment #12

rodrigopmatias opened this issue Feb 15, 2012 · 7 comments

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@rodrigopmatias
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The ANDROIDNDK need in the PATH

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tito commented Feb 15, 2012

Hi, can you explain your issue please ?

@rodrigopmatias
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I using Ubuntu 64 and start an new project with Python-for-Android. After set ANDROIDNDK and ANDROIDSDK then ran the command to create my distribution and the error is print in the term 'No ndk_build found' I solve export PATH=$PATH:$ANDROIDNDK

This tip can make the most efficient README.

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tito commented Feb 15, 2012

I don't have ANDROIDNDK in the PATH, that's why i suspect another issue
here.

Can you show your ANDROIDNDK/ANDROIDSDK variables, and your PATH ?
In addition, can you show the exact issue ? (complete log would be a
plus, cause lot of env debugging is written at the start of the log.)
(And we don't emit "no ndk_build found" message too.)

On 15/02/2012 16:12, Rodrigo Pinheiro Matias wrote:

I using Ubuntu 64 and start an new project with Python-for-Android. After set ANDROIDNDK and ANDROIDSDK then ran the command to create my distribution and the error is print in the term 'No ndk_build found' I solve export PATH=$PATH:$ANDROIDNDK

This tip can make the most efficient README.


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@rodrigopmatias
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The problem only happens when it is riding the environment first, then tried to reproduce the environment set up and failed.

If you can test in a clean environment, I can try again later.

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brousch commented Feb 25, 2014

@rodrigopmatias Does this work for you now? Can you try it with the current tools?

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I recommend this gets closed since there has been no response in almost a year.

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Closed for lack of response for greater than 1 year. @rodrigopmatias Please feel free to re-open this issue, if need be.

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