problems with netcdf if I compile Android

[Blaubart]

I have a new error with the same file:
File "/home/dirk/openvario/android/OpenSoar/./build/thirdparty.py", line 138, in <module>
if not x.is_installed(toolchain):
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'is_installed'

I tried to use Grok, but I think the way I used it was not optimal. I couldn't solve the error

[Blaubart]

I think the reason with this new error is because of "netcdf" and "netcdfcxx" instead of netcdf and netcdfcxx

Any ideas?

[Larz60+]

You have not provided thirdparty.py where your error originates.

[Blaubart]

Sorry, here is thirdparty.py
https://github.com/OpenSoaring/OpenSoar/...rdparty.py

[Larz60+]

What are you using to execute this code?
It's expecting the following arguments: lib_path, host_triplet, arch_cflags, cppflags, arch_ldflags, cc, cxx, ar, arflags, ranlib, strip, windres
I have no idea what to feed this.

[Blaubart]

Unfortunately, I can't provide any information about the code. It's not mine; I just want to compile a new Android version of OpenSoar, and I'm running into this problem.
The developer has already compiled the code this way. He didn't have the problem, and currently has no idea why I'm having the problem.

[Blaubart]

I was able to solve the problem. I had made adjustments because OpenSoar was also supposed to be compiled for a different operating system. These adjustments triggered the conflict.

[vytlacfoto]

Thanks for sharing your experience with compiling OpenSoar for Android. Encountering a NameError for 'netcdf' suggests that the variable netcdf hasn't been defined before it's used in your thirdparty.py script. Ensure that netcdf is properly initialized or imported prior to its usage. Additionally, verify that all necessary dependencies are correctly installed and accessible in your build environment. For instance, when working on our canvas photo printing platform, we faced similar issues with undefined variables during the build process. Carefully managing dependencies and build scripts helped us resolve such errors. Here's the project for reference:
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Hope this helps, and best of luck with your compilation process!

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