0.95.1
- Add Deref for MatSize.
- Fix assertion error with Mat::at addressing on OpenCV 4.12.
- Drop unneeded dep that was causing build failures in crossbuild environments (fixes #682).
0.95.0
- MatSize now carries a lifetime because it borrows the data from a Mat on creation.
- Conditional compilation macros for detecting which module is enabled are now added in the form opencv_has_module_<MODULE_NAME>!.
- Conditional compilation macros for detecting supported OpenCV compilation-time features: opencv_has_inherent_feature_<FEATURE>!.
- OpenCV branch conditional compilation macros now support both positive and negative code branch in the same macro call. E.g., opencv_branch_4! { { <code block when branch is 4.x> } else { <code block when branch is not 4.x> } }.
- Fix building when OpenCV CUDA-related headers are missing.
0.94.4
- Downgrade the windows dependency for now to fix the build issue in #660.
0.94.3
- Add another workaround for building on Windows with clang-runtime feature enabled and clang-20 this time (fixes #628 again).
0.94.2
- Fix building on Windows using vcpkg without OpenCL support (fixes #532).
0.94.1
- Add workaround for building on Windows with clang-19 and clang-runtime feature enabled (fixes #628).
0.94.0
- Add support for the upcoming OpenCV 5.0.0 (based on the current alpha) and completely drop support for OpenCV 3.2.
- Bump the minimum Rust version to 1.77.0.
- Drop deprecated type aliases like VectorOf....
- Add support for f16 half precision floating point numbers via the f16 crate feature.
- Multiple internal improvements that led to some minor function name changes.
- Add missing CV_depthC(chan) functions (e.g. CV_8UC) to construct OpenCV types with more than 4 channels.
0.93.7
- Fix building on windows with the latest vcpkg git version (fixes #640 and #641).
0.93.6
- Adjust the CI, examples and docs to OpenCV 4.11.0.
- Add the signal module support.
0.93.5
- Fix the jobserver minimum version (fixes #639)
0.93.4
- Various documentation, callback handling and other internal improvements.
0.93.3
- Fix issue with using Option<Ptr>, now behaves as expected and doesn't segfault.
- Introduce Mat::get_data_dump() to get the dump of the Mat data, it's also included in the Debug output.
- Improve formatting of the generated bindings.
0.93.2
- Fix binding generation using clang-19.
0.93.1
- Fix 0.93.0 regression: #620.
- Allow combining several versions of the crate as dependencies, fixes #597.
0.93.0
- Improve automatic slice detection, e.g. CommandParser::new() now calculates argc automatically.
- find_circles_grid now can take None the blob_detector argument.
- Rework the handling of static library linkage.
- Allow passing custom clang args via OPENCV_CLANG_ARGS environment variable.
0.92.3
- Add an irreversible conversion from BoxedRefMut to BoxedMut.
- Fix handling of arrays of strings, fixes CommandLineParser (kudos to niemeyer).
0.92.2
- Fix new warnings with Rust 1.80
- Don't export ocvrs_create_string and ocvrs_create_byte_string from the rlib to allow combining multiple opencv create versions as dependencies.
0.92.1
- Implement Send and Sync where applicable for Mat, Ptr and Tuple.
- Introduce new Mat constructors that take byte slices: from_bytes/_mut and new_rows_cols_with_bytes/_mut
- Add missing Mat_::at_row/_mut methods.
0.92.0
- Add DoubleEndedIterator impl for Vector and simplify trait bounds.
- Type aliases for Vector (VectorOf...), Ptr and Tuple are now deprecated.
- Add missing Mat_ methods, speed up Mat::at*() and Mat_::at*() methods slightly. Allow calling at() method on a Mat with more than 2 dimensions.
- Improved typedef generation that led to changing of some typedef names, e.g. va_display → VADisplay. Typedefed types are now also preserved in function signatures.
- Fix several cases where returned objects were not usable and led to a segfault, e.g. SparseMap::hdr().
- Add a helper to accommodate calling OpenCV functions that can modify a Mat in place, use modify_inplace() method.
0.91.3
- Add workaround for #548.
0.91.2
- Generate functions for converting DirectX objects to OpenCL.
- Allow creation of Vector<BoxedRef<T>> and using it as ToInputArray (fixes #555).
0.91.1
- Add TryFrom<i32> impls for enums to allow easy fallible conversions from i32.
0.91.0
- Multiple improvements for InputArray/OutputArray/InputOutputArray handling:
  - It's now possible to use the following types as InputArray: &[u8]/[u8; N], Vector<bool> Vector<GpuMat> and the following as InputArray, OutputArray or InputOutputArray: Vector<Mat> and Vector<UMat>.
  - InputArray/OutputArray/InputOutputArray constructors now return BoxedRef/BoxedRefMut to express the borrowing semantics.
  - Some constructors have received _mut suffix where appropriate.
- Unsafe Mat constructors (*_with_data) have received _unsafe suffix and safe versions have been introduced that return BoxedRef/BoxedRefMut. Consequently, Mat::from_slice_rows_cols was replaced by Mat::new_rows_cols_with_data, note the different order and types of the arguments.
- MatSize::new is now unsafe and accepts a pointer.
0.90.0
- Automatically generate default constructors for classes where possible.
- Backwards-incompatible changes:
  - LayerParams::default() can no longer fail, so it returns Self without Result.
  - GpuMat::default() is now GpuMat::new_def().
  - Automatically named functions (*_1) in features2d module were given proper names.
  - Generate bindings to float16_t and hfloat types to fix the build with the current OpenCV master.
0.89.0
- All functions accepting classes now take impl ClassTrait instead of Class directly. This allows passing other objects that implement the same trait. This change should be backwards compatible.
- Some functions, notably Mat::roi(), now return a BoxedRef<Mat> wrapper instead of seemingly independent Mat. This fixes old soundness hole because the returned Mat was actually a view into the source Mat and you could easily end up with 2 mutable references to the same memory. An additional *_mut() is generated for each of such function to return a mutable BoxedRefMut<Mat>. To get 2 mutable references to the same Mat for the non-intersecting regions use the new Mat::roi_2_mut() function.
- Slice detection improved, slice arguments in more functions are now generated automatically.
- Some slices in function arguments are now references to arrays of particular size. To migrate call .try_into() to convert the slice to the array.
- The error message for the unspecified error (should never actually be visible) is changed to "Unspecified error, neither from OpenCV nor from std".
- Function signature changes:
  - A group of functions for Mat, UMat, GpuMat and GpuMatND have been given proper names (rowscols, roi, ranges, col_bounds). Consequently, e.g. roi function can now be called on the Mat instance (mat.roi()) instead of requiring a fully qualified call (Mat::roi(&mat)).
  - MatConstIterator::pos_to() is now unsafe and takes a pointer instead of a reference.
0.88.9
- Fix building on macOS with vcpkg (fixes #549).
0.88.8
- Fix the build hang with the latest version of cc (fixes #480).
- Minimum supported Rust version is now 1.66.0.
0.88.7
- Improve handling of input strings (fixes #534).
0.88.6
- Regenerate documentation with OpenCV 4.9.0.
0.88.5
- Adjust to the upcoming changes in OpenCV (fixes #518).
0.88.4
- More fixes for clang 17 (kudos to PaulWagener).
0.88.3
- Add Mat::iter_mut() and improve Mat iteration performance.
0.88.2
- Fix build with clang 17 (fixes #519).
0.88.1
- Generate Vector<Vector<Point2d>> bindings for ccalib module.
0.88.0
- Detect more cases where a Rust slice can be passed to an OpenCV function.
- Generate both const and mut property readers where possible. Previously only mut readers were generated.
- Rename some more automatically named functions.
- Add conversion from an enum into a i32.
- Bump minimum supported Rust version to 1.65.
- Generate additional Vector bindings for ccalib module.
0.87.0
- This version is skipped due to the release process gone wrong.
0.86.1
- Provide a clearer message for the case when libclang can't be loaded.
0.86.0
- Add support for operator = via set method.
- Improve documentation generation.
- Fix several automatically functions.
0.85.3
- Fix #506, #505 and #479
0.85.2
- Fix binding generation using clang-6 (fixes #496).
- Add more From implementations for Scalar to improve API usability.
0.85.1
- Add workaround when building with rustc version before 1.66.
0.85.0
- Generate companion functions *_def() that allow skipping the default arguments to improve API usability.
- Remove bindings to SparseMatIterator-- and change OutputArray::from_gpu_mat_vec() to take mutable argument (instead of OutputArray::from_gpu_mat_vec_mut() which is now removed). Those functions were often missing in the OpenCV shared libraries causing linking errors.
- Update automatic case conversion algorithm to increase performance and improve correctness. Some function names are now slightly different. Especially those containing 2d and 3d.
- Improve documentation generation.
0.84.5
- Improve parallel build performance (more noticeable on lower thread count).
- Take VCPKGRS_TRIPLET environment var into account for crate rebuild.
- Add a way to select MSVC CRT library with OPENCV_MSVC_CRT environment variable.
- Make sure to always generate bindings for Ptr<float> (fixes #487).
0.84.4
- Workaround for a build hang due to cc dependency
0.84.3
- Update docs
0.84.2
- Fix build targeting Android even more (definitely fixes #477).
- Fix double-free crash and linker errors when using CUDA (fixes #478 and #470).
- Add CommandLineParser::get() function.
- Improve examples.
0.84.1
- Fix build targeting Android (fixes #477).
0.84.0
- Detect more cases where a Rust char can be used.
- Remove deprecated DataType::depth(), DataType::channels() and DataType::typ() functions.
- Speed up binding generation by reducing number of passes (3 → 2) and removing the usage of ocvrs_ephemeral.hpp.
- Generate more casts (to base and to decendants) for Ptrs and classes.
0.83.0
- Add support for OpenCV 4.8.
- Tune naming for classes in rapid and CUDA modules.
- Add a Debug implementation for all classes and smart pointers.
0.82.1
- Fix generation issue with specific module setup involving dnn module.
0.82.0
- Change the handling of abstract C++ classes, they are no longer exposed as dyn Class but a struct is generated for them making them easier to use from Rust. One notable change is calling static methods on those classes no longer requires UCS. So <dyn ORB>::default() becomes just ORB::default(). You might also need to adjust your imports because while traits are imported as part of the prelude, the structs need to be imported explicitly.
- Functions that take Input/OutputArray now take them by &impl instead of &dyn making those calls faster because they don't use dynamic dispatch anymore.
0.81.5
- Bring back the clang-runtime feature to improve cooperation with other crates.
0.81.4
- Change the way the binding generator is run decreasing the complexity and improving the compatibility with vendored builds.
0.81.3
- Don't require runtime feature of clang.
0.81.2
- Fix building when crosscompiling with target-specific RUSTFLAGS.
0.81.1
- Fix building on macOS (fixes #460).
0.81.0
- Fix compilation when using clang-6.
- Add hough_lines example.
- Add Scalar::is_real().
- Apply proper naming to some methods from RNG.
0.80.0
- Generate default constructors for some classes that were missing any form of construction.
0.79.0
- DataType can now be implemented by downstream types that will allow storage of some custom types inside Mat. Previously this trait was sealed, now it's an unsafe trait because types must guarantee the memory layout.0
- Calling .iter() on an empty Mat no longer returns an error, but an empty iterator.
- Some functions like Point_::new() or Size_::new() are now const.
- Minor documentation updates.
0.78.2
- Fix compilation with clang 16
0.78.1
- Automatically implement Clone for those classes that are constructor-copiable in C++, e.g. KeyPoint.
- Fixes for crosscompiling (kudos to icedrocket).
0.78.0
- Don't strip "lib" prefix from linked libraries when building with MSVC (kudos to icedrocket)
- Fix newline handling on Windows (kudos to grindvoll)
- Fix for the build failure against the upcoming OpenCV version.
0.77.0
- Rename typ(), channels(), depth() to opencv_type(), opencv_channels(), opencv_depth(). The old functions are scheduled for removal mid-2023.
- Generate DrawLinesMatchesFlags enum correctly.
- Make sure to generate Vector<Point2d> for calib3d module (fixes #422).
0.76.4
- Fix autocomplete and documentation for rust-analyzer based IDEs.
0.76.3
- Introduce Mat::from_slice_rows_cols() function to simplify creation of 2d matrices from byte buffers.
- Improve documentation.
0.76.2
- Fix incorrect display of macros in documentation, some internal macros were showing up, but some usable were not.
0.76.1
- Fix build failure.
0.76.0
- Change the way the generated bindings are stored. They are no longer generated under src/, but stored in the output directory and included dynamically. Previously it didn't work very well with IDEs which resulted in missing autocomplete and documentation. This looks to be working correctly now at least in rust-analyzer and intellij-rust.
- Bump crate edition to 2021 (from 2018) and require at least Rust 1.59.0 (the MSRV check is now included in CI).
- Start phasing out OpenCV 3.2 support. This does not mean immediate breakage, but it's no longer going to be tested and problems in generation for that outdated and unsupported version will no longer be addressed.
0.75.0
- Add support for OpenCV 4.7.0.
- Add support for C++ function call operator: operator ().
0.74.2
- Adjust dependencies to ensure that jobserver is the appropriate version (fixes #400).
0.74.1
- Fix building when -j1 cargo option is specified (fixes #380).
0.74.0
- Add support aruco_detector module present in the future opencv_contrib.
0.73.0
- Add basic support for the Graph-API (gapi) module.
- Generate bindings for std::tuple and std::pair.
- Add support for the following operators: !=, >, >=, <, <=, &, |, ^, ~.
- Correctly handle rvalue reference (&&) as move operation.
- Due to multiple internal improvements some functions have slightly changed names.
0.72.0/0.72.1
- Make lower_bound argument of imgproc::emd() optional.
- Fix semantics of VectorIterator::nth to follow the documentation for Iterator.
- Fix Android build failure (#392)
- Fix constant crate recompilation (#390)
0.71.0
- Multiple improvements to the Vector type:
  - VectorRefIterator is now cloneable.
  - Better performance and correctness for Vector iterators.
  - Implement Vector::from_elem().
  - Make sure that Vector<T: Send + Sync> is also Send + Sync.
- Fix building on platforms where c_char ≠ u8.
0.70.0
- Internal improvements and reorganization
0.69.0
- Fix building with clang-15.
- Rename distort_points to fisheye_distort_points for consistency.
0.68.0
- Make sure that howToGetFeatures argument of the createStructuredEdgeDetection() is nullable.
- Add OutputArray and InputOutputArray implementations for Mat_.
0.67.0
- Change fourcc method to accept chars instead of i8s.
- Remove gapi feature as this module is not supported at the moment.
0.66.0
- Generate valid_pix_roi argument of get_optimal_new_camera_matrix as optional argument (fixes #349).
- clang-runtime feature has been dropped and the associated behavior is now the default. It's caused by the changed API of the clang crate.
0.65.0
- Improve generation for OpenCV 4.6.0.
0.64.1
- Improve function documentation generation (fixes #266).
0.64.0
- Fix documentation for conditional compilation macros.
- Make sure to generate VectorOfPoint3f and VectorOfVectorOfPoint3f for calib3d module.
- Disable generation of merge_slice function because it's not usable from Rust.
0.63.2
- Introduce macros that allow external crates to conditionally include code based on the OpenCV branch (3.2, 3.4 or 4).
0.63.1
- Provide From implementations from tuples and similar C++ conversions for Point, Size, Rect and Point3.
0.63.0
- Provide bindings for ++ and -- operators (fixes #319)
- Drop type restrictions for Rect_, Point_, Size_, Point3_, VecN (and related structs) (fixes #316)
- Make sure that VectorOfVectorOff64 is generated for calib3d module (fixes #321)
0.62.0
- Fixed a segfault when using functions that return small structures (like Point2f) with some C++ compiler combinations, e.g. when using repository OpenCV with the default compiler in Ubuntu 20.04.
- Fix segfault and error handling while casting to descendant classes.
- Test with OpenCV 4.5.5 and 3.4.17.
0.61.3
- Implement ToInput/OutputArray for Scalar and all other often used combinations of VecN.
- Fix building on macOS with OpenCV as framework.
0.61.2
- Add support for parsing CV_NODISCARD attributes, they are converted to #[must_use].
0.61.1
- Make sure that VectorOfVectorOfPoint type is generated for the imgproc module.
0.61.0
- The QR code decoding function in objdetect module are now returning Vec<u8> instead of String because the codes can contain binary raw binary data and are not always UTF-8.
- You can now iterate over Mat using for loop. The iterator will yield elements of type (Point, T), a position and an element.
0.60.0
- The features for OpenCV module selections now have inter-dependencies so that you can't exclude a module that's needed for some other one.
- Infallible functions returning references should be faster now due to the streamlined error handling.
- More simple functions are marked as infallible (e.g. Mat::total(), Mat::depth()).
- Functions that returned references to some internal data (e.g. Mat::ptr(), Mat::data_mut()) now return raw pointers, it makes more sense and allows checking for null pointer outside of call. The corresponding property setters also accept pointers.
- Functions that accept raw pointers are now marked as unsafe.
0.59.0
- You can now select which OpenCV modules you want to include in generation using the crate features, there is a feature for every OpenCV module except core. This supersedes the old system with environment variables OPENCV_MODULE_WHITELIST and OPENCV_MODULE_BLACKLIST, they are no longer supported (kudos to nsabovic).
- You can now use the rgb crate types as elements of Mat, just enable the rgb feature (kudos to fzyzcjy).
- You can now use Vector::from_slice() for a faster construction of Vector from a slice. This only works for simple types like u8 or Point.
0.58.0
- Infallible functions are no longer using exception handling internally so they should be faster.
- core::Vec is renamed to core::VecN to avoid name conflict with std's Vec.
- The dnn::TextDetectionModel struct is now generated correctly for newer OpenCV's.
0.57.0
- Add support for mathematical operations on Mat (kudos to fzyzcjy).
- VecNT (e.g. Vec3b) are now rewritten using const generics which makes them more flexible. That raises the minimum Rust version requirement to 1.51. Also be mindful of the name clash between opencv::core::Vec and std::vec::Vec.
- Added mathematical operations on Vec that are available in the OpenCV library.
- Added support for generating bindings for the == operator.
0.56.1
- Structs that have infallible default constructors (e.g. Mat) now implement Default trait.
- Make sure to generate std::vector<cv::Vec[23][fd]> bindings for imgproc::HoughLines function.
0.56.0
- Mark most exported functions as #[inline] to facilitate inter-crate inlining. Those function calls are just wrappers around the corresponding FFI function.
- Adjust the code to support OpenCV 4.5.4 better.
- Allow passing None to minMaxLoc and minMaxIdx functions.
0.55.0
- add Mat::data_bytes[_mut]() methods to access byte data inside Mat as slice, Mat::data() now returns raw pointer instead of reference.
0.54.0
- highgui::create_trackbar now takes Option<&mut i32> for value to fix the deprecation warning (fixes #261).
- Class traits are now split into const and mut variants. So what previously was MatTrait is now MatTraitConst with only const methods and MatTrait with only mut methods.
0.53.2
- Fix building with cmake versions below 3.15.
0.53.1
- Add support for casting classes to their bases. You can now call .into() on the descendant class to cast it to the parent.
- Add support for newly released OpenCV 4.5.3 and 3.4.15.
- Minor improvements in the vcpkg support.
0.53.0
- This release removes some features and environment variables to make the crate easier to use:
  - buildtime-bindgen is removed. With all the possible OpenCV configurations out there it was practically impossible to build the crate without regenerating bindings to fit your exact installation.
  - opencv-32, opencv-34 and opencv-4 branch selection features are removed too. Version selection is now performed in build-time. If you were using those features in your Cargo.toml then just remove them (and default-features = false can probably go too).
  - Support for OPENCV_CLANG_STDLIB_PATH environment variable is removed. If you were using it, then you can add that directory as part of OPENCV_INCLUDE_PATHS. E.g.:
```
OPENCV_INCLUDE_PATHS="<path_to_clang_stdlib_path>,+"
```
  - Support for OPENCV_HEADER_DIR is also removed. It was meant to be development-only environment variable, and it's no longer needed in the development process.
- The crate is now smaller due to dropping of the bundled headers and bindings.
- Fixes for building with older OpenCV versions (fixes #227)
0.52.0
- Add support for OpenCV 4.5.2 and 3.4.14
- In those new OpenCV versions some methods are now marked NOEXCEPT which makes them return result directly, without the wrapping Result. Most notable of those new methods is Mat::default, which now returns a Mat directly. To keep the examples and tests running those methods are also manually marked as NOEXCEPT for previous versions of OpenCV.
- The "contrib" feature flag is there no more, the crate now uses build-time module set detection, so just drop it from your Cargo.toml if you've been using it.
0.51.0
- Make sure that casts to Ptr are also generated (fixes #218)
- Port text detection example (requires OpenCV 4.5.1)
- Adjust some function names
0.50.0
- Improve smart pointer handling (Ptr), deeper analysis now generates more necessary Ptr<T> bindings and all Ptr<Child> types are now castable to Ptr<Parent> when it's required by the OpenCV API (fixes #217)
- Module-level documentation generation for tracking module is now fixed
0.49.1
- Improved processing of environment variables
0.49.0
- Fix conversion of slice arguments, allow nullable slices (fixes #201)
0.48.0
- Fix binding-generator build in cross-compilation environment (kudos to tylerhawkes)
- Using dnn_superres now requires contrib feature enabled, it was incorrectly marked as core module
0.47.0
- Fix building with OpenCV 4.5.1 and 3.4.13
- Due to the code adjustments, some VectorOf... types are no longer generated (e.g. VectorOfPoint3i)
- The documentation for tracking module is now a copy of imgproc, which is a bug
0.46.3
- Specify minimum required vcpkg version
0.46.2
- Bring back deprecated cmake find-package discovery as a fallback, it's still useful in some cases
0.46.1
- Improve cmake package detection (and remove deprecated find-package)
- Re-enable parallel building with clang-runtime feature enabled
- Add support for appending user values to detected OpenCV build configurations like include paths or link paths
- Fix generation with OpenCV 4.5.0
- Minimal required rust version is now 1.45.0 due to usage of str::strip_prefix
0.46.0
- Fix linking in some configurations (#164)
- Fix argument name clashing in external functions
0.45.1
- Internal improvements in const handling
- Fix warnings in beta
- Misc CI improvements
0.45.0
- Add implementation of From<Vec<T>> for Vector<T> + misc vector improvements
- Enable OpenGL functions and classes from the core module
0.44.2
- Fix building with Apple clang
- Show libclang diagnostics during binding generation
0.44.1
- Fix docs.rs build
0.44.0
- Add support for ovis module
- Add implementation of Ptr::new for non-abstract types
- Rework string handling, that fixed core::convert_type_str() function which was handling memory very unsafely before
- Internal refactor of cpp const handling, that changed the internal function identifiers
0.43.3
- Test with the newly released OpenCV 3.4.11 and 4.4.0
- Internal cleanups and CI fixes
0.43.2
- Fix build on RPi (fixes #157)
0.43.1
- Fix docs.rs build
0.43.0
- Add Clone implementation (that panics on error) for Mat, SparseMat, UMat, GpuMat and HostMem.
- Add Vector::as_mut_slice() for copy types.
- Add Vector::clone() for types with Clone implementation (based on work of carbotaniuman).
0.42.0
- Enable CUDA support, check examples/cuda.rs for a bootstrap.
- buildtime-bindgen is now enabled by default, compilation without it enabled rarely worked in reality. You can still disable it by disabling default features.
- Vector now implements Into<Vec>, Debug, AsRef, Borrow, Default, Extend and FromIterator, Vector::to_slice was renamed to Vector::as_slice (kudos to jerry73204 and carbotaniuman).
- Improve tests and examples.
- Internal reorganization for better logic separation.
0.41.1
- Revert the parallelization of the build when clang-runtime is enabled, it led to #145
0.41.0
- Enable parallel build even if clang-runtime is enabled (it uses helper generator binary in multiple threads)
- Enable most of the remaining contrib modules, namely: quality, saliency, stereo, ximgproc, tracking, rgbd, hfs and optflow.
- Move all the remaining methods from VectorTrait to Vector struct and remove VectorTrait.
- Improve Mat_ usability.
- Enable class constant generations (these were previously methods).
- Fix the issue where functions accepting strings will not reject strings with null characters in them, but silently truncate them.
0.40.1
- Fix parsing of cmake output during package discovery (fixes #136)
- Prefer vcpkg over cmake when building on Windows (fixes #137)
0.40.0
- Optimized dependencies, the crate has now 19 (including transitional) dependencies less.
- Fixed pre-generated bindings for version 3.4 that got left out in the previous release.
0.39.0
- Iterators for Vector now correctly return remaining length in size_hint and len methods.
- Internal improvements and cleanups
0.38.0
- Fix crosscompilation when targeting Windows platform.
- Fix generation of bigger binaries
0.37.0
- Add clang-runtime feature for compatiblity with dependencies that require clang or clang-sys that enable its runtime feature unconditionally (like bindgen).
- Add OPENCV_CLANG_STDLIB_PATH environment variable to allow working around header detection of libclang when it fails (should fix #125).
- Stop using synchronization primitives for callback handling.
- Improve cmake based library discovery.
0.36.0
- Large internal rework of Matx, PtrOf… and VectorOf… structs. They have been made generic and their code generation have been mostly moved to Rust macros. This change should have no user facing consequences, type aliases with the old names are kept for backwards compatibility and code brevity.
- Methods for accessing raw pointers for boxed classes have been moved into a common Boxed trait. Additionally, from_raw_ptr() is now from_raw(), as_raw() is now returning *const c_void (as opposed to mut) and new methods have been added: as_raw_mut(), into_raw(). This applies to all structs that are allocated by C++ side (e.g. Mat), Ptr<T> and Vector<T>.
- TermCriteria is now a simple class so you can write and read its properties directly without using accessor methods, APIs involving this class have also been updated.
- C++ operators * (multiplication, dereferencing), / (division), + (addition) and - (subtraction) are now also exposed to Rust under function names mul_*/try_deref, div_*, add_* and sub_*.
0.35.0
- Add beta-level support for doing OpenCV library discovery using cmake, which is now a recommended method by the upstream.
- Add ability to override OPENCV_LINK_LIBS, OPENCV_LINK_PATHS and OPENCV_INCLUDE_PATHS in case of library auto-discovery. This doesn't work for vcpkg yet.
- Add ability to introduce to specify package names separately for different auto-discovery systems using OPENCV_PKGCONFIG_NAME, OPENCV_CMAKE_NAME and OPENCV_VCPKG_NAME.
0.34.0
- Bump bindings to OpenCV version 4.3.0 and 3.4.10
- Mark Mat::new_*_with_data functions unsafe because they allow passing arbitrary data pointer
- Sort out internal generation of string return type wrappers, should help on some platforms in avoiding buildtime-bindgen, see #110
- Fix examples
0.33.1
- Internal rework of VectorOf… generation logic, fix #109
0.33.0
- Basic support for building against OpenCV.framework on macOS, for details see ci files
- Fix internals of PtrOff32
- Big internal refactoring getting rid of most instances of type casting and void*
0.32.0
- Improve Matx: better api ergonomics, add PartialEq, add ToInput/OutputArray implementations, add tests
- 'u_mat' the method names is now 'umat' (underscore removed)
0.31.1
- Fix passing bigger simple classes as arguments
0.31.0
- Add from/to_vec method to Point_ and Point3_
- Add basic implementations of Mat_, Matx and Affine3 generic types, and OpenCV methods that use them
- Rename Mat::*_mut_unchecked methods to *_unchecked_mut for consistency with std library
0.30.1
- Dummy version to fix docs.rs build
0.30
- Total rewrite of the binding generator in Rust. It no longer relies on Python, but instead uses libclang to parse the C++ code. Please be sure to install clang/llvm in your system if you're going to regenerate bindings (mostly macOS and Windows users). You can expect all of the previous functionality to be there (sans name changes) and a lot of new functions and classes. Binding generation is now more precise and quick.
- While most of the crate interface remain the same there are some quite changes in the API:
  - Some functions have changed name to the one hinted in the OpenCV headers, e.g. core::sum() is now core::sum_elems().
  - Some functions got renamed for more consistency (e.g. VideoCapture constructors) or to avoid the name clash with the newly generated functions (like MatConstIterator::get → current). Please use the documentation to discover the new name.
  - A bunch of functions got renamed from their _1 automatic names.
  - Names that coincide with Rust keywords now get underscore at the end, not the beginning, e.g. _ref becomes ref_. Moreover type_ is now typ.
  - Vector types now receive their Rust type suffix, so VectorOfuchar gets renamed to VectorOfu8.
- FileStorage/FileNode API is now usable.
- Some methods (like Mat::new_nd_with_default) now accept slices instead of Vectors. The length of the Rust slice is passed down to the OpenCV.
- Traits are now used way more through the API, importing prelude is a must (use opencv::prelude::*;). There are also separate preludes per module should you want to use that (use opencv::imgproc::*;).
- All enums are now generated.
- Full property access, you can now read and write all public properties of the OpenCV classes through getters and setters.
- You can now access properties for PtrOf... objects directly without the need to go through get() and get_mut() (those methods are now dropped, they were unsound).
- All property setters and getters are now infallible so they don't return Result, but a value directly.
- _OutputArray and _InputOutputArray have received a second set of constructors from_*_mut, so if you use those manually you most probably want to use *_mut version instead of the const one.
- New modules: face, surface_matching, text
- Calling Mat::data_typed() and Mat::data_typed_mut() will now do is_continuous() check and return an error if it's false.
0.29.2
- add ability to get reference to the inner value of non-trait PtrOf* types (kudos to jerry73204)
0.29.1
- fix generation of setters for properties (kudos to jerry73204)
0.29
- default features now target OpenCV 4.2.0 (instead of OpenCV 3.4.x). Feature opencv-42 was renamed to opencv-4. Bindings were bumped to OpenCV 4.2.0 and 3.4.9.
- core::MAKETYPE was renamed to CV_MAKETYPE, core::MAT_DEPTH was renamed to CV_MAT_DEPTH
0.28
- dnn::BackendNode constructor as well as stitching::createStitcher and stitching::createStitcherScans are no longer generated for the OpenCV version where they are not available, fixing the linking issues
0.27.0
- add support for vcpkg when building for windows, it's being used by default in the absence of environment variables
- with buildtime-bidngen feature enabled the crate no longer uses bundled source files for code generation by default, but the ones installed with OpenCV library detected by pkg_config, vcpkg or environment; set OPENCV_HEADER_DIR environment variable to override this behavior
0.26.6
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