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Insure++ needs to take the address of entities in order to track them. But, references cannot have their address taken, so Insure++ creates a shadow pointer variable pointing to the thing that is being referenced. It then does a normal pointer check against this shadow pointer. When using GCC-4.9, there is a known issue…
We have found that when using Visual Studio 2015 with Insure++ versions 7.4.10 and up that if you want to build your application as an 64 bit application, the build will fail because it was unable to find the CL.exe. This is happening because there was a change in how MSBuild works with x64 bit applications which is…
Insure++ is unable to function with projects which use boost lib versions 1.5x Typically seeing the message similar to the following: Unix/Signal.cc:527: panic: received signal 11 while in runtime @(#)GITid: Unix/Signal.cc d2a4ea9d1738e811690bbe377751f92f813 ThisThread.cc:857: abort @(#)GITid: ThisThread.cc…
In order to build on one machine and run on another machine of the same architecture First the concerns for all Unix based platforms The bin and lib directories have to have been created on the run machine in the same directory tree as on the build machine. So if you were running on a Solaris machine and on your build…
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