**   An example of accessing flash data (and code for BC5-MM) from the Kalimba DSP **

Notes
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If using BC3-MM a kalimba_r03 chip (date code of 450 or higher) must be
used if Kalimba is to access flash memory.  If the data code is less than
450 then the KalimbaLoad() call from the VM will fail.

For BC5-MM chips we run part of the code from flash PM as an example.  


What the app does
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What the Kalimba DSP code does:
  1) Reads an ascii text string from flash and sends it as a message to the
     VM.  The VM then displays this message using a PRINT statement.
  2) Next it reads 23Kwords of data from flash and checks that what it's
     read is what it expected.  The data is words of 0-31 repeated many
     times (see below).
  3) Finally it reads another string from flash and sends it as a message to
     the VM.  The VM then displays this message using a PRINT statement.