Because 'const' is not a directive for the object NOT to be moved from flash to RAM at boot / run time.
'const' is your promise to the C++ compiler that you won't try to change the variable's value.
Because 'const' is not a directive for the object NOT to be moved from flash to RAM at boot / run time.
'const' is your promise to the C++ compiler that you won't try to change the variable's value.