06-30-2019
That looks like a library mismatch. You have proves your install is correct.
cygwin is installed by going to one of the cygwin mirror sites, downloading the installer and running it.
It shows what is installed. Try to update gcc. You may have updated some outside package which overwrote something you need. Try adding libgmp which will not hurt anything, but will check libraries it needs.
When you installed gcc or cygwin did you play around a lot with selecting things, cygwin sometimes breaks when you install oddball stuff. perl update once broke my gcc. perl is not oddball, really. But it is not part of the default install.
What I'm saying: this is hard to do sometimes. Cygwin has a listserv that you can search for known problems and fixes. Google for cygwin problems use the exact library name, too. It looks like you have already hit google and asked questions elsewhere. Expand the search.
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