Keep in mind that using flash memory for your storage is NOT permanent! Devices like the Due are meant to be programmed lots of times. Every single time you write a new sketch (or update your current one) it will erase the entirety of flash space including your stored stuff. There is no way around this. Sebnil mentioned this but I thought it good to reiterate this point strongly as it totally kills the usefulness for many people. If it still works fine for you then, by all means, have at it. Otherwise you might need to add an I2C connected EEPROM chip or follow m3741's link.
Horendus:
Fantastic!The in ability to save to a permanent store on the DUE has always been its down fall in my eyes.
Ill be trying this out for a few projects soon
Question, there's 512KB of Flash on the DUE.
Does this library use the final (1kb? 2KB? 5KB?) for use with the library or do you define this during initialising of the sketch?
