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Check for typos and syntax errors: Double-check the spelling of any names of functions or variables and any characters within the code. Syntax errors or improper configuration can cause build errors.

Check compilation requirements: Ensure that you have the required libraries and dependencies installed on your system. Some cryptography libraries or packages require additional libraries to be installed prior to building the code.

Check version compatibility: Make sure that the version of the cryptography library you are using is compatible with your system architecture, operating system, and other required software.

Check for memory leaks: Cryptography libraries often involve complex algorithms and can be memory-intensive. Check for any memory leaks or memory overflow issues that could be causing the build error.

Check for conflicts with other libraries: Cryptography libraries sometimes conflict with other libraries on a system. Check all libraries that may conflict with the cryptography library and resolve any conflicts.

Update relevant software: Make sure that all relevant software, such as compilers, build tools, and operating system software, is up to date.

Check the build environment: Ensure that the build environment is configured correctly and that all necessary paths are set up correctly.

Search for solutions online: If you encounter a problem while building cryptography, there is a good chance that someone else has already encountered the same issue. Searching for a solution online may help you find a quick and effective fix.