It was only when I added the second set of object/source dependencies that I started having issues.

I'm relatively confident in that as this was working fine with pure C. Most of what is above that is variable definition and setting flags. Rebuilding Software from the Command Line 4.1.6. Intel Command-Line Nios® II Software Build Tools 4.1.5. Intel Command-Line Tools for Software Development and Debug 4.1.4. Intel Command-Line Tools for Flash Programming 4.1.3. # Create binary from object files and external libraries Intel Command-Line Tools for Board Bringup and Diagnostics 4.1.2. Below is an excerpt of the 'core' of my make file. However, without any compiler errors I'm a bit stuck on where to start.

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