rsys SDK - Cross platform real-time system library
summary
Rsys is a smaller, faster cross-platform calling library built in C/C++ and WebRTC with a Redux-like state loop, a Genie IDL that generates native bindings, and a plug-in feature model that trims binary size for low-memory devices. Signaling lives in a separate signaling library (secor) and media wraps WebRTC via declarative state machines. Production testing includes unit, integration, end-to-end and stress suites, plus monitoring; it already supports Oculus-style spatial data, scales toward 50+ participants, and is enabling end-to-end encryption work.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 4:59Main dispatcher loop
- 5:48Cross-platform projections
- 6:19Feature plugins
- 7:10Feature Anatomy
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