Is there a name for the cheap ebay STM32F030 "Demo 1.1" boards?

[rhodges]

I have cheap STM32 boards from ebay with STM32F103 and STM32F030 chips. The popular name for the STM32F103 boards is "Blue Pill". But I can't seem to find any name for the STM32F030 boards. They just have the ST logo and "STM32F030 DEMO BOARD V1.1" on the back.

I would like to use conditionals in my STM32 libraries when there is a difference between these boards.
For example:

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/*  Turn LED on/off
 *  in: zero = off, non-zero = on
 */
void board_led(int on)
{
#ifdef BLUE_PILL
    if (on)
        GPIOC->ODR &= 0xdfff;
    else
        GPIOC->ODR |= 0x2000;
#endif
}
Is there any popular name for the cheap STM32F030 "demo" boards? Any suggestions on a good name to use in #define and #ifdef conditionals?
"F030_DEMO" maybe? Or something with the word "PILL"?

Thanks!

[jhpadjustable]

I don't think the F030 got popular enough among the light-hearted hobbyist to merit a popular nickname. I'd just call 'em rabbitpills

[GromBeestje]

I have no clue what to name them either. I guess it's up to us to name them, and make sure that name becomes popular

[rhodges]

One vote for "rabbit pill"! (Rabbit crap?)

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void board_led(int on)
{
#ifdef RABBIT_PILL
    if (on)
        GPIOA->ODR &= 0xffef;
    else
        GPIOA->ODR |= 0x0010;
#endif
}


[jhpadjustable]

That's what my grandma always called rabbit droppings. The enterprising genius that builds a Digispark-sized STM32-based thingy can call them liver pills.