| For starters, please read the information on ladebug and fuse in the
DEC C++ release notes (/usr/lib/cmplrs/cxx/DECCXX550.release-notes).
I checked with the fuse group to get some information on the latest
fuse versions. Whether or not the debugger shipped with DEC C++
can be invoked from within fuse depends on the OS version and fuse version
that the customer is using..
Digital UNIX V4.0 or later
There shouldn't be a problem invoking the debugger from fuse with
any version of fuse supported on Digital UNIX V4.0 or later.
The latest fuse version in V3.1.
Digital UNIX V3.2c or later
There shouldn't be a problem if the customer using fuse version
V3.1, which supports Digital UNIX V3.2c or later. However, if the
customer is using fuse V2.1 or 2.1A, the debugger shipped with the
compiler (and required by the compiler) cannot be invoked from within
fuse. (See additional information in the release notes about the
restriction.)
Digital UNIX V3.2, V3.2a or V3.2b
Fuse V2.1 and 2.1A are supported on these versions; later versions
of fuse are not. If the customer is in this situation, the debugger
shipped with the compiler (and required by the compiler) cannot be
invoked from within fuse. (See additional information in the release
notes about the restriction.)
If the customer is running Digital UNIX V3.2c or later, the best solution
is to upgrade to fuse V3.1. If there is still a problem, it's a bug.
Please report it.
If the customer is running Digital UNIX V3.2, V3.2a or V3.2b, the
restriction applies, and the customer will have to invoke the debugger
from the command line rather than from within fuse.
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