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After building and installing Gambit tag "v4.8.5" from source, the requested file names are not available and calling this script throws the following error: ```bash *** ERROR -- missing or invalid linking information for module "[Gambit Path]/_gambcgsc" gcc: error: bh_.c: No such file or directory gcc: fatal error: no input files compilation terminated. *** ERROR IN ##main -- C compilation or link failed while compiling "bh_.c" ```
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Issue #53 After building and installing Gambit tag "v4.8.5" from source (on OS X and Linux), the requested file names are not available and calling this script throws the following error:
Updated the file names to match what Gambit currently creates, but there may still be a remaining problem created by the trailing slash that the embedded script creates when determining the Gambit library path.