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At the moment, the assembler code is written into RAM at the end of the stack. It means that if you power the board off and back on you'd have to call
loadArrayagain (as well as making sure that ASMBase was set).By writing the data into flash, it could be stored there so the functions worked like you'd expect after power cycling (that's what STM32F1Flash can do).