Build result (Windows)
This page applies to Harlequin v13.1r0 and later; and to Harlequin Core but not Harlequin MultiRIP.
In your HHR SDK installation bin folder, you should now find a new clrip.exe which you can run by following the instructions in the HHR Getting Started Guide.
If you wish, you can copy clrip.exe to a new location. However, you must copy it together with any .dll from the bin folder except corelib.dll and the SW folder from the HHR SDK installation folder. For example, you may end up with the following copied folder contents:
C:\Users\MyName\HHR_SDK_12_1rx_my_copy\bin\clrip.exe C:\Users\MyName\HHR_SDK_12_1rx_my_copy\bin\pthreads.dll C:\Users\MyName\HHR_SDK_12_1rx_my_copy\SW
The following arrangement is also possible: C:\Users\MyName\HHR_SDK_12_1rx_my_copy\clrip.exe C:\Users\MyName\HHR_SDK_12_1rx_my_copy\pthreads.dll C:\Users\MyName\HHR_SDK_12_1rx_my_copy\SW
The corelib.dll location and relationship between the clrip.exe and corelib.dll locations are set by CORELIB_DIR and PATH_TO_CORELIB in the Makefile; if you make changes, these must be adjusted accordingly.
This is the build result when building with the nmake Makefile. When building with the supplied MSVC project file, the resulting folder contents differs slightly. For more information see Building the HHR RIP from within the VS project.