Mobile module intermediate files?

Where does the Mobile Module store its intermediate .c and .obj files? I get a build error:
   error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol state
and I'd like to get some sort of hint who uses this symbol. Thanks!

Thanks for the reply. My problem is not the LNK2001 error per se; that's just a generic "module not found" linker error that one gets fairly regularly when you happen upon a library function available in Windows but not Windows Mobile. In the present project, I've already fixed a bunch of these.
My problem in this case is that I have nothing called "state"; that's why I want to see the intermediate C files to get a hint where it's coming from. But I can't seem to find out where these intermediate files are stored...

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