Debugging Host Compilation using EDS for AOCL SDK

Hello forum,

Looking to get my new machine up and running with the new Quartus Prime Standard, along with AOCL SDK and EDS. I have it all installed and have set the environment variables as needed, but am getting the following error when attempting to compiled a sample from the Altera website.

Running the following code in Embedded Design Suite:

aoc device/matrix_mult.cl -o bin/matrix_mult.aocx --fp-relaxed --fpc --no-interleaving default --board de1soc_sharedonly

Gives the following error:

process_begin: CreateProcess(NULL, arm-linux-gnueabihf-g++ -O2 -fPIC -Ihost/inc -I../common/inc -IC:/altera/15.1/hld/host/include host/src/main.cpp ../common/src/AOCLUtils/opencl.cpp ../common/src/AOCLUtils/options.cpp -LC:\altera\15.1\hld\board\de1soc\arm32\lib -LC:/altera/15.1/hld/host/arm32/lib -W1, --no-as-needed -lalteracl -lalterahalmmd -lalterammdpcie -lelf -lrt -ldl -lstdc++ -o bin/matrix_mult, ...) failed.
make (e=2): The system cannot find the file specified.
make: *** Error 2

I believe it is a simple thing that I am missing, but I cannot for the life of me find it. I have this set up working correctly on other machines, but on this one it does not want to work, and I believe I have missed a simple step.

My environment variables are as follows:

ALTERAOCLSDKROOT : C:\altera\15.1\hld

AOCL_BOARD_PACKAGE_ROOT : C:\altera\15.1\hld\board\de1soc

PATH: %ALTERAOCLSDKROOT%\bin;%ALTERAOCLSDKROOT%\host\windows64\bin;%AOCL_BOARD_PACKAGE_ROOT%\windows64\bin;

QSYS_ROOTDIR : C:\altera\15.1\quartus\sopc_builder\bin

QUARTUS_ROOTDIR_OVERRIDE : %ALTERAOCLSDKROOT%

Interestingly, and may be a sign to help point in the right direction, when attempting to run the setup from Cygwin, I get the error that ALTERAOCLSDKROOT does not point to the correct folder, although it does. Giving me the error:

Makefile:36: *** Set ALTERAOCLSDKROOT to the root directory of the Altera SDK for OpenCL software installation. Stop.

Any help in this simple problem would be greatly appreciated!

~Chris