>
> First problem was with rswitch.s. Assembler cried that instruction "push"
> has invalid suffix (pushl). Changing pushl to just push didn't solved.
> Other error occured. Well, I have just empted content of rswitch.s to
> single line
>   .file "rswitch.s"
>

I have seen this before (on Linux) when I tried 32 configuration on a
64-Linux or vice versa. We don't have rswitch.s for all platforms, but we
have it  for the common ones where Unicon is used. Two missing but highly
desirable platforms are Win64 and ARM32,(ARM64 is also here)



>
> So, I finished untill somebody help me. By the way, libnsl is not included
> in cygwin setup. I found its implementation for cygwin on
> https://github.com/berkus/flick/tree/master/support/cygwin32 but didn't
> try to build it. It is slightly complicated for me. Maybe this library
> could help to successfuly build Unicon under Cygwin. I don't know! Hell!
>
>


In addition to what Dick did on his own, I know he had to do these steps
also:

 After the configuration step
 1. Copy config/win32/gcc/rswitch.s to src/common/
 2. Comment out LoadFunc in /src/h/define.h
 3. Change the line at fxposix.ri:2643 from    #if NT   to    #if 1

These are all worked for him, however your case regarding rswitch.s seems
to be different, you could try x86_64_linux configuration and see if it is
different. If enabling concurrency didn't fix the problem for you then the
easiest way out is to disable co-expressions for now and come back to it
later. Just add #define NoCoExpr  to your define.h.

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