Build Yourself

1. Install rust
2. Install OpenCV (https://github.com/twistedfall/opencv-rust/blob/master/INSTALL.md)
   1. Windows
      1. Install vcpkg https://learn.microsoft.com/de-de/vcpkg/get_started/get-started?pivots=shell-powershell
         1. Create a new, empty folder anywhere on your system
         2. Inside that new folder, in Windows Explorer, hold SHIFT and click the Right Mouse Button
         3. Click on the Terminal or Console entry (depending on Windows Version and Language, the naming might be different)
         4. Run git clone https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg.git .
         5. Run .bootstrap-vcpkg.bat
         6. Run SystemPropertiesAdvanced.exe
         7. In the newly created window, click on the last button displayed (Environment variables)
         8. In the newly created window, Select the Path variable of either your user (top) or your system (bottom)
         9. Click Modify
         10. Copy the path of your vcpkg installation by right clicking the path
         11. In the modify environment variables window, click new and paste (CTRL + V) the path in
         12. Click OK
         13. Click OK
         14. Click OK
         15. Close any windows you have opened during this process
      2. Install OpenCV using VCPKG
         1. Install Visual Studio Community https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/
         2. Install the default setup
         3. Close any windows that may have opened
         4. Using the start menu, open the Visual Studio Installer
         5. Click the Change button (top one, out of the four Change Start More and Update)
         6. Select the second tab (Individual Components)
         7. Next one is a little bit tricky:
            1. In the search column, search for MSVC and find the ticket entry (Should look like MSVC v143 - VS 2022 C++-x64/x86...)
            2. Write down or remember that v143 part (you might have a newer version)
            3. Now search for ATL v143 (replace the v143 part with your version number)
            4. Go through the list and search for the entry that does not have a leading version (your v143 will be in all of them, but there are different version numbers too), no Spectre inside of it and x86 and x64 in it (one of the ones at the very bottom, most likely, on the list) and tick it
            5. Confirm the change using the Change button at the very bottom right corner of that window.
            6. Confirm the admin prompt
            7. Wait until everything is installed.
         8. Open the terminal by right clicking the windows logo in your task bar and selecting Terminal or Console (depending on Windows Version and Language, the naming might be different)
         9. Run vcpkg install llvm opencv4[contrib,nonfree]:x64-windows-static-md
      3. Add LLVM to PATH variable
         1. See "Install vcpkg" for modifying environment variables
         2. In your vcpkg installation, find the path to <your_vcpkg_path>/packages/llvm_x64-windows/
         3. Copy that path
         4. Create an entry for <your_vcpkg_path>/packages/llvm_x64-windows/tools/llvm/
         5. Create an entry for <your_vcpkg_path>/packages/llvm_x64-windows/bin/
3. Run cargo build --release