By default, if you don't define NETWORK_CONTROLLER, library sets to ETHERNET_CONTROLLER_W5X00. So if you are using a different box such as Uno R4 etc, you need to download and modify config.h, and then use the library from your local folder OR if you are using Arduino cloud editor, you need to upload it back again as a custom library.
All this should be much more simplified if the NETWORK_CONTROLLER predefined automatically through platform.h for each architecture. In my case if you add the definition right after line 36. And of course six more lines for the rest architectures.
My request is similar to #58 Looking forward for a fix :)
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Hello,
By default, if you don't define NETWORK_CONTROLLER, library sets to ETHERNET_CONTROLLER_W5X00. So if you are using a different box such as Uno R4 etc, you need to download and modify config.h, and then use the library from your local folder OR if you are using Arduino cloud editor, you need to upload it back again as a custom library.
All this should be much more simplified if the NETWORK_CONTROLLER predefined automatically through platform.h for each architecture. In my case if you add the definition right after line 36. And of course six more lines for the rest architectures.
My request is similar to #58 Looking forward for a fix :)
Any thought for this?