AttributeError: module 'adi' has no attribute 'adpd410x'
GoldenxSun opened this issue · comments
I installed pyadi-iio as shown in the user guide "EVAL-ADPD410x-ARDZ User Guide" (https://wiki.analog.com/resources/eval/user-guides/circuits-from-the-lab/eval-adpd410x) but when I try the first example script (py adpd410x_example.py) I always get this error message "AttributeError: module 'adi' has no attribute 'adpd410x'" even if the library adi is installed in site-packages with all files requiered.
I also already installed libiio and iio oscilloscope to verify that the hardware is running.
Is there anything I forgot to install or include?
Can you print the library version?
python -c "import adi ; print(adi.__version__)"
Yes of course. It will throw the same error: "AttributeError: module 'adi' has no attribute 'version'" as in the following picture
Are you sure you have the module installed? Can you provide the output of pip list and inspect adi:
pip list
python -c "import adi ; print(dir(adi))"
Yes pip list shows I have adi.init installed. Seems like I haven't installed the right module.
and dir(adi) print the following output:
but why is it not installed if it is located in the folder C:\Users\Users\AppData\Local\Program Files\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages?
Yes this is not pyadi-iio. Run:
pip uninstall adi
Then install pyadi-iio
(from pypi)
pip install pyadi-iio
(from source cloned git repo)
pip install .
but why is it not installed if it is located in the folder C:\Users\Users\AppData\Local\Program Files\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages?
How were things put here? I'm a bit lost on what you mean
I installed it via pypi by entering the command "pip install pyadi-iio". It then installed all the libraries in the python site-packages folder. Now when I run the command again it says all required libraries are already installed: "requirement already satisfied"
That's why I am confused. It tells me requirements are already satisfied but on the other hand it can't find the module. Even if it's fully installed in the python site-packages. I have already gone through all the recommended steps and even uninstalled and reinstalled the library.
Have you removed adi.util? If not then its likely they is higher priority on the import list and will trump pyadi-iio.
Where can I find adi.util?
Its the package you installed through pip. So running this will remove it:
pip uninstall adi.init
Okay thank you. But now I get a different error TypeError: argument of type 'NoneType' is not iterable after running the following command:
python -c "import adi ; print(adi.__version__)"
You are missing the libiio dependency. See here https://analogdevicesinc.github.io/pyadi-iio/guides/quick.html
Okay, thanks, that worked! Sorry for the misunderstanding. Also, I had to adjust the files cn0540.py, adis16507.py, adxl345.py, adxrs290.py and ltc2983.py because np.float was deprecated and to use the numpy scalar type specifically, I had to use np.float64.
Can you provide your installed dependency list and python version?
pip list
python --version
Yes of course
Okay, thanks, that worked! Sorry for the misunderstanding. Also, I had to adjust the files cn0540.py, adis16507.py, adxl345.py, adxrs290.py and ltc2983.py because np.float was deprecated and to use the numpy scalar type specifically, I had to use np.float64.
I'm a bit confused here. Do you have a really old clone of the pyadi-iio repo you are using? This was fixed a long time ago ef36521 If you are working in a source tree it should take precedence over installed packages with the same name.
I understand. I was working in the apdp410x branch and probably used an old version of pyadi-iio because of that. This was because I was working with the EVAL-ADPD410x-ARDZ and the example programs are only available under the adpd410x branch. The commit ef36521 is newer than the apdp410x branch.
ok. Please don't use branches besides main or packages from pypi/conda. If there is doc pointing to other branches let me know