When you're first testing your code, we do recommend compiling it directly into the main agent even if you're going to use AgentX later. Compiling it directly into the master agent often makes debugging a little bit easier and takes the AgentX protocol out of the mix just to be sure. Once it's working right in the master agent, then it's easy to simply remove the support from the master agent and make a subagent instead [and, again, the nifty thing is that the mib API code doesn't need to change] | When you're first testing your code, we do recommend compiling it directly into the main agent even if you're going to use AgentX later. Compiling it directly into the master agent often makes debugging a little bit easier and takes the AgentX protocol out of the mix just to be sure. Once it's working right in the master agent, then it's easy to simply remove the support from the master agent and make a subagent instead [and, again, the nifty thing is that the mib API code doesn't need to change] |