undefined reference to `_ck_assert_failed' about check HOT 2 CLOSED

I created a VM with CentOS 7 and reproduced this while attempting to compile Check's example, though in a convoluted way which may not be the issue you are hitting. It turns out that CentOS provides Check 0.9.9 from 2012 in is repository. In that release many of the assert function funneled to _ck_assert_msg(). This was changed in 2013 to _ck_assert_failed(). I was able to reproduce a similar build failure by trying to build a more recent version of Check, then trying to compile the test program to point to the older version of Check. I made a mistake and I ended up pointing to the old version of library but the new version of the header file. As a result, the compiler was looking for _ck_assert_failed, but it did not exist in 0.9.9. Note that with a clean install of CentOS there was no issue.

If this is not similar to what you encountered, can you provide more details?

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I've not heard anything back. If you are still having this issue and your steps are different from what I tried, please re-open.

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