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Openssl Issue: warning: '__ANDROID_API__' macro redefined [-Wmacro-redefined] #1723
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Hi @Doritos464 ! This is a warning and is expected to show up. 😀 Does the build terminate abnormally? |
@misl6
Should I let it run for longer? |
This log repeats multiple times, the build time for the openssl recipe may change based on your development machine hardware specs. Try to re-run the script and leave it running until it stops. |
Also see last paragraph here https://github.com/Android-for-Python/Android-for-Python-Users#install |
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I just started using bulldozer and trying to set it up on my machine
I wrote some simple kivy code that I tested as a simple python script and it worked, and I wanted to create it into an APK
After installing all the dependencies I ran the quickstart commands and at the end I am facing an issue with OpenSSL that repeats itself. I tried to look for the solution online but I had no luck.
buildozer.spec
Command:
Spec file:
Logs
I see the following log on screen, and this appears to be where the issue starts:
another thing that might be relevant is that in the first run of the debug command i saw the following log:
and I also used the command given by the log to extract the configdata.pm data:
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