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<h1>Error: 'fbjni/fbjni.h' file not found</h1>
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This error occurs when the compiler or build system cannot find the required header file 'fbjni/fbjni.h' in your project.
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To resolve this error, you need to make sure that the header file 'fbjni/fbjni.h' is present in the correct location or is included in the project's include path.
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<h2>Example</h2>
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Let's say you are working on an Android project and using the Facebook SDK. In order to use the SDK, you need to include the 'fbjni/fbjni.h' header file in your project.
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#include <fbjni/fbjni.h>
// Rest of the code
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However, if the compiler cannot find the 'fbjni/fbjni.h' file, it will result in the 'fatal error: 'fbjni/fbjni.h' file not found' error message.
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To fix this, you should ensure that the Facebook SDK is properly installed and configured in your project. If it is already installed, make sure the correct include paths are set in your build settings or make sure that the file 'fbjni/fbjni.h' is included in the correct location within your project's folder structure.
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Additionally, if you are using a build system like CMake or Gradle, make sure that the necessary dependencies and configurations are correctly set up to include the required header files.
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