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In Ubuntu, linking errors with Insure++ (undefined references of Insure++ symbols, see examples below) are caused by a change in the default behavior of the linker from previous versions of Ubuntu. Error example: ".../Insure++/lib/libinsure.so: undefined reference to `Insure::Thread::startFunction()'" Explanation: This…
Some versions of GCC and some distributions of linux, (Ubuntu has been observed but there may be others), have added a new linking heuristic, which causes insure++ linking to fail. The symptom will be something like this: insure gcc -g -o freenull freenull.c ** Insure messages will be written to insra **…
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