RE: Suggestion on MPC566 and MPC565

> For some reason, I have to replace the MPC566 chip with MPC565 and I
> am little worried whether the same code will run on MPC565 or not.

As I recall, the main difference is code compression ... the MPC565 does not
have that feature.  As long as you don't use it, you should be OK.

Randall Young
Senior Software Engineer
NavCom Technology, Inc.
A John Deere Company

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