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what is this symbol lookup error:undefined symbol.
And when it comes?
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Undefined Symbol

... where do you get that error?
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actually i am trying to run an exe file.
e.g. ./ABC.exe
after that it is giving this error.actually it is a tool(ABC) to generate code(c/c++).
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What OS?
Are you installing a pre-compiled program? If so, a wild guess is you are missing dependancies.
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