How to use constant arrays as parameters for a function?

[Spinitalia]

to save RAM space I saved a some arrays in the ROM as :

#define MAXBUFFER 64
unsigned int32 const array_rom1[MAX_BUFFER];
unsigned int32 const array_rom2[MAX_BUFFER];
unsigned int32 const array_rom3[MAX_BUFFER];

How can I use those constant arrays as parameters for a function?

void function(int32 *aux);

writing

function(array_rom1);

complirer doesn't report any error but the data are wrong

thank you

[Ttelmah]

What chip?.
It makes a huge difference.
What compiler version?.
Also makes a difference.

The big problem here is trying to use a pointer to ROM. This has been
discussed here many times. The point is that pointers are to the RAM, and
this is a different memory space to the ROM. This is fundamental to the
PIC's Harvard architecture,
You are telling the routine you are passing a pointer to RAM.

Have a look at this thread:
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https://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=35864
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You can also switch how const is handled.#DEVICE CONST=ROM, will
make const declarations be handled like ROM declarations.

On the 16bit PIC's you can create a window between the ROM and RAM.
This is 'PSV'. can be enabled with #device.