Just a thought -- if the DLL injection is failing in a command that does a 
static link (main.cpp => main.o), then it seems likely to me that the 
injection is intended for the g++ executable itself.  g++ is dynamically 
linked to the libraries _it_ needs -- perhaps one of _those_ is missing?
 
That would make this not a tup issue at all, but rather an issue with your 
g++ installation.

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