PROGMEM on Arduino Due (ARM Cortex M3) I've been working with the PROGMEM function on my Arduino Uno and I'm thinking about changing to the bigger Arduino Due which is based on a ARM Cortex M3 processor instead of the AVR processor on the Uno.

The Arduino Reference now says:


  PROGMEM is part of the pgmspace.h library that is available in the AVR architecture only.


My question now is: Is it possible to store constants in program memory instead of flash on the Due?

If found this post on the Arduino forums, suggesting that this is done automatically. Does anyone know something about that?

EDIT: Arduino IDE doesn't give stats about RAM usage after compiling, so I can't just try.
There is no PROGMEM required on ARM. There is no memory bus separation between Flash and RAM, so it doesn't copy constants from flash to RAM which PROGMEM is used to prevent.