> When i remove the files for tcpdomain.c, unixdomain.c files from the compile
> option in Makefile
> it gave linking errors for agent compile and apps compile.
Yes - that doesn't surprise me.
There will be various places in the code that assume the presence
of various transports, (hopefully) protected by suitable #ifdefs.
If you omit the transports cleanly, using configure, then the relevant
definitions will be defined (or not) accordingly. If you configure
to include a transport, and then simply don't compile the file,
then this is bound to result in linking errors.
Try
configure .... -with-out-transports="TCP,Unix"
I've just tried this, and it works as expected.
The relevant transport files are not listed in the Makefile,
and things compile and link successfully.
Dave
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