Xbaseru Board May 2026

Unlike traditional "Blink" sketches, the Xbaseru Board separates core logic. Here is a simple example using the XBSimple library:

#include <XBaseru.h>
// Define a Flex-Lane pin as output
XBPin led(PIN_13, OUTPUT); xbaseru board
void setup() 
// Initialize both cores
XB.begin();
 void loop() 
// This runs on the M7 core
led
void loop() 
// This runs on the M7 core
led.write(HIGH);
delay(500);
led.write(LOW);
delay(500);
 // Optional: Real-time task on the M4 core
// Optional: Real-time task on the M4 core
void M4_Loop() 
// This executes every 1ms with absolute certainty
// Useful for safety-critical operations

/xbase.ru/
├── cgi-bin/          # Perl scripts (board.pl, mod.pl, admin.pl)
├── src/              # Source .pm modules (Wakaba compatibility layer)
├── res/              # Thread HTML files (staticized for performance)
├── src/              # Board configuration files (boardname.conf)
├── thumb/            # Generated thumbnails
├── img/              # Original uploaded images
├── js/               # Frontend JS (XBoard-specific: xboard.js, captcha.js)
├── style/            # CSS (dark/light themes, "XStyle")
├── tmp/              # Lock files, runtime caches
└── .htaccess         # Rewrite rules for clean URLs (e.g., /b/res/123.html)

Getting started with the Xbaseru Board is straightforward, thanks to the official "Xbaseru IDE" (based on PlatformIO).