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Paul Best
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make
```
### Under Windows
As for any other platform, there are multiple options on Windows. The following
has been tested successfully: Install CMake using the MSI installer from
https://cmake.org, install the Microsoft Visual Studio Build Tools from
https://aka.ms/buildtools (specifically, the C++ compiler), download and extract
the precompiled Windows binaries from https://libusb.info. Open the x64 Native
Tools Command Prompt and navigate to the source directory. Run the following:
```
mkdir build
mkdir install
cd build
cmake .. -DLIBUSB_INCLUDE_DIR=<libusb_dir>/include -DLIBUSB_LIBRARY=<libusb_dir>/MS64/dll/libusb-1.0.lib -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=../install
nmake
nmake install
```
Replace
`<libusb_dir>`
with the path you extracted libusb to. If compilation and
installation succeeded, you will find a
`jasonrec.exe`
in
`install/bin`
. Copy
the
`MS64/dll/libusb-1.0.dll`
file from the libusb directory into
`install/bin`
.
You can now run
`jasonrec.exe`
from a command prompt, or by creating a shortcut
to it that includes suitable command line options.
Usage
-----
Running
`jasonrec`
without any arguments (or with any unsupported number of
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```
File names may also include directory names based on time stamps, but the
directories have to be created in advance.
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