4350 - Lattice Mico32 3.4: Why does an error occur while compiling Mico32 under Eclipse on Windows 8.1, and it gets cygiconv-2.dll loaded to different address?
Solution:
This issue can be resolved by cygwin update, the dll cygiconv-2.dll gets corrupted due to value changes in parameters. In such case, update cygwin to the latest version.
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