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19-01-2010, 06:24
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Re: Need help with "Undefined symbol" error
Do a clean build of your program. When we upgraded WindRiver (btw, did you install the mandatory update?), we forgot to recompile our program so we were uploading a binary compiled for v5 to a robot running v19.
Make sure that you're uploading the correct .out file. When you change projects, the .out file you're downloading to the robot doesn't necessarily change. Go to windows->preferences and verify that you're downloading the .out file for your new project. Also, do a complete reboot of everything (classmate, crio, dev machine). 
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