xorg module: XRandR geometry queries, screen grab source (XShmGetImage),
frame viewer sink (XShmPutImage, fullscreen per monitor). All exposed as
standard source/sink node roles on the existing transport.
Audio: deferred but transport is already compatible — channel_id mux,
audio_frame message type slot reserved, relay/allocator are payload-agnostic.
Also marks serial as done in planning.md.
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- dev/web/ is the browser-side equivalent of dev/cli/ — a Node.js dev UI
that speaks the binary protocol and exposes V4L2/topology inspection
- Explicitly noted as blocked on transport+protocol being finalised
- Distinguished from the future production dashboard
- Directory structure updated to show serial/transport/protocol modules
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architecture.md:
- Web interface connects as a first-class binary protocol peer; no JSON
bridge in C; DataView in JS maps directly to get_u32 etc.
- Future preprocessor section: protocol schema defined once, emits both
C (put/get, write_*/read_*) and ESM JS (DataView encode/decode);
same tool as planned for error location codes
planning.md:
- Add web node (entry #11) to module order
- Add Future: Protocol Preprocessor section above Deferred Decisions
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architecture.md: replace JSON control payloads with binary serialization;
add Protocol Serialization section describing little-endian wire format,
put/get buffer layer, and write_*/read_* protocol layer.
planning.md: mark common/media_ctrl/v4l2_ctrl done; insert serial (#4)
and protocol (#6) modules with descriptions.
conventions.md: document -flto and its implication (no manual static for
inlining — compiler handles it at link time).
Makefiles: add -flto to CFLAGS in all four Makefiles.
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Move modules under src/modules/ and public headers under include/,
keeping dev/, tests/, and docs at the top level. Adds a placeholder
for src/node/ where the final video node entry point will live.
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Initial documentation for the multi-peer video routing system:
- architecture.md covers graph model, transport protocol, relay design,
and the Pi get-it-on-the-wire-first rationale
- planning.md defines module build order and directory structure
- conventions.md captures C11 code style, naming, error handling approach,
and directory layout rules
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