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The addition of Seeeduino boards is currently being investigated. However, they use the same board identifiers as Arduino/Genuino boards and so it is not clear how to uniquely identify them.

Output is:

Board Type: 0
Board Make: Unknown
Board Model: Unknown
Board MCU: Unknown

ThaiEasyElec"" has the quotes at the end, instead of wrapped around the word it self. So shouldn't it be "ThaiEasyElec"?

#elif defined(ARDUINO_ESPino32)
			const int type = 88;
			const char* make = ThaiEasyElec"";
			const char* model = "ThaiEasyElec's ESPino32";
			const char* mcu = "ESP32";
			#if defined(BOARD_IDENTIFY_WARNING) 
				#warning "Controller: ThaiEasyElec's ESPino32"

Make the library available from the libraries list in the Arduino IDE

Please update the program to identify the UNO WIFI Rev 2

For boards with ESP32 detect CPU Revision (currently Rev.0 and Rev.1) and print it with Board MCU

https://espressif.com/sites/default/files/documentation/eco_and_workarounds_for_bugs_in_esp32_en.pdf

A defined param to make all but type optional. This will likely offer no benefit as the compiler should not allocate RAM or progmem to constants.

Tio reduce the noise of a processor it is good practice to set all unused ports to INPUT_PULLUP.
If your identifier could return the maximum numbers of ports available, you could easily set them all to INOUT_PULLUP before you
set your ports needed by the project.

In my case there was not only digital components but also analog stuff. I was astonished how much noise you get out of your system when you ste the unused ports.

Reginald, Frankfurt, Germany

Board_Identify returns "unknown" for type, make, model and MCU for genuine Nano Every boards.

The WeMos D1 Mini Pro is not identified, please add the ARDUINO_ESP8266_WEMOS_D1MINIPRO definition