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Expand Up @@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ The following variables affect the building the of the `opencv` crate, but belon
Allow custom arguments for generating and parsing code with clang, see
the [documentation for clang arguments](https://docs.rs/clang/latest/clang/struct.Parser.html#method.arguments).

* clang crate environment variables
* `clang` crate environment variables
See crate's [README](https://github.com/KyleMayes/clang-sys/blob/master/README.md#environment-variables)

## Cargo features
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* 4.x
* 5.x (preliminary)

### Minimum rustc version (MSRV)
### Minimum `rustc` version (MSRV)

Currently, Rust version 1.82.0 or later is required. General policy is that rust version from 1 year ago is supported.
Bumping versions older than that is not considered a breaking change.
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Most functions return a `Result` to expose a potential C++ exception. Although some methods like property reads
or functions that are marked `CV_NOEXCEPT` in the OpenCV headers are infallible and return a naked value.

### CV_MAKETYPE
### `CV_MAKETYPE`

`CV_MAKETYPE` and related `CV_MAT_DEPTH` constant functions are available to replace the corresponding OpenCV macros.
Yet it's usually easier to call `::opencv_type()` function on the corresponding Rust type. E.g.:
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