fatal error hs/hs.h not found (windows)

[drsn00ker]

I understand Windows 10 installation is not in scope, still hoping there may be an easy fix....

While installing pyperscan I'm getting a fatal error (hs/hs.h not found). I'm actually trying to install unblob, but have identified pyperscan as the source not successfully accomplishing that...
Hyperscan is installs correctly (0.3.0 or 0.4.0)
Cargo and Rust are at version 1.75.0.

Pyperscan 0.1.0, and 0.3.0 both give the hs/hs.h error. Versions 0.2.0 and 0.2.2 give cmake module not found, although cmake is installed.

[vlaci]

Haven't tried windows build at all. Make sure, you are cloning with submodules enabled, and try building with the hyperscan or vectorscan features (-F vectorscan). If this doesn't work, you should figure out how to tell the build process where the hyperscan or vectorscan headers are.

[jrmoore]

Same here, did you ever figure out how to get it going?

What I'd ultimately like to have is unblob, I stumbled upon this when trying to install it (pip install unblob), I had to create a new environmental variable pointing to Visual Studio's Clang binary directory or I wouldn't even get here.

Does Hyperscan / Vectorscan need to be installed beforehand? It would be nice if there were ready built pyperscan packages for Windows too in pypi

[drsn00ker]

I gave up on trying to make it work. I've got an old computer with Kali on it, so just using that instead.

[rlewkowicz]

You can use docker too but I think it's slow on windows