c++filt: Not found

On some platforms, Insure++ uses the external demangler provided by the C++ compiler vendor (c++filt) to demangle C++ function names. This is specified in the compiler default .psrc file (lib.$ARCH/$COMPILER/.psrc) using the option

    insure++.DemangleMethod filter c++filt

This option tells Insure++ to call the program c++filt whenever it needs to demangle a C++ function name for printing a stack trace. This will work fine as long as c++filt is on your path. If it is not, you may see errors similar to:

    /usr/local/insure/bin.aix4/ins_filt: c++filt: Not found

    sh: ins_filt: not found

when you run your program.

There are several ways to solve this problem:

Add the location of c++filt to your path.
Make a link from c++filt to a directory already on your path, e.g.
```
    cd /usr/local/bin
    ln -s /usr/lpp/xlC/c++filt .
```
if /usr/local/bin is on your path and c++filt is located in /usr/lpp/xlC.
Add the path to c++filt to the DemangleMethod option by adding the option
```
    !insure++.DemangleMethod filter /usr/bin/c++filt
```
to your .psrc file. The ! before insure++.DemangleMethod is necessary to override the setting that was compiled into your program. See the section on compiled-in options in the Insure++ User's Guide for more on this issue.
Turn off demangling by adding the option
```
    insure++.Demangle off
```
to your .psrc file.

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