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I am running a Cpp program and when I compile it with g++ it gives 
me some error
like this

In function `int main(...)':
program.cpp: implicit declaration of function `int Free(...)

I donot know why is this?
The only way Free() appears in my program is
Free (str);
where str type is
char * str;

Thanks

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