Java cup parser error!!!!!!!!!!!

I am encountering an error in my parser made using java cup. When the parser is generated it creates action tables, conflict and reduce table. The error is in the action table. It is reading -1 from the action table starting, which gives ArrayIndexOutOfBound Exception.
I dont know how to debug this since i have checked the lexer and the grammar thouroghly.
Can anyone suggest me how to debug this code?
PLease help asap

Have you worked with Java cup parser specifications
before?
Please Stop amusing yourself on the forum. I am not a
novice java programmer. Everyone knows there are
print commands for debugging.
Can any one help genuinely?I have used Cup on two projects. One was overkill - a simple XML file would have done - but the other was quite complex. Without seeing your definition files what hope have we got of saying what is wrong. Give us a chance.

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