[Users] link problems

[Mohror, Kathryn]

Hi,

I'm new at Einstein/Cactus and am having trouble at link time when following the tutorial instructions (https://docs.einsteintoolkit.org/et-docs/Tutorial_for_New_Users#Any_Problems.3F)

I've gotten to the point where the output of:
./simfactory/sim build --optionlist=simfactory/optionlists/generic.cfg --thornlist=manifest/einsteintoolkit.th

Says:
Creating cactus_sim in /g/g23/mohror1/Einstein/Cactus/exe from ... (followed by lots of names of thorns)

Then, I get a load of undefined reference errors, the first two of which are:
/g/g23/mohror1/Einstein/Cactus/configs/sim/lib/libthorn_CactusBindings.a(EOSG_Polytrope_Functions.c.o): In function `CCTK_Wrapper_FtoC_EOS_GP_DPDIE':
EOSG_Polytrope_Functions.c:(.text+0xe): undefined reference to `eos_gp_dpdie_'
/g/g23/mohror1/Einstein/Cactus/configs/sim/lib/libthorn_CactusBindings.a(EOSG_Polytrope_Functions.c.o): In function `CCTK_Wrapper_FtoC_EOS_GP_IntEn':
EOSG_Polytrope_Functions.c:(.text+0x2e): undefined reference to `eos_gp_inten_'

In configs/sim/lib there is a libthorn_EOSG_Polytrope.a which I believe should contain these symbols. However, when I do an 'nm' of the library, the symbols are undefined:
configs/sim/lib/libthorn_EOSG_Polytrope.a:

EOS_GP_Setup.c.o:
                 U CCTK_Warn
                 U EOS_GP_Inverse_SetArray
                 U EOS_GP_SetArray
0000000000000000 T EOS_GP_Startup
                 U EOS_RegisterCall
                 U Util_TableCreate
                 U Util_TableSetInt
                 U Util_TableSetString

EOS_GP.c.o:
0000000000000000 T EOS_GP_Inverse_SetArray
00000000000000e0 T EOS_GP_SetArray
                 U eos_gp_cs2_
                 U eos_gp_dpdie_
                 U eos_gp_dpdrho_
                 U eos_gp_inten_
                 U eos_gp_inv_cs2_
                 U eos_gp_inv_dpdie_
                 U eos_gp_inv_dpdrho_
                 U eos_gp_inv_inten_
                 U eos_gp_inv_rho_
                 U eos_gp_pressure_

Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong? (I'm using gcc/g++/gfortran on a Linux cluster)

Thanks,
-- Kathryn