The ARM M3 (such as found in the remote-revb board) has a Harvard architecture, but this is transparent to the developer, the cross compiler will store constant strings in program memory.
However for the AVR to store data in program memory we need to explicitly tell the compiler to do so. And probably we will need to handle this for the program to fit in the wasmote-pro board.
The ARM M3 (such as found in the remote-revb board) has a Harvard architecture, but this is transparent to the developer, the cross compiler will store constant strings in program memory.
However for the AVR to store data in program memory we need to explicitly tell the compiler to do so. And probably we will need to handle this for the program to fit in the wasmote-pro board.
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