Lpc2000

The S denotes a synthesizable core, something that is a concern for IC
manufacturers.  They are functionally the same.  Instead of a fixed
footprint on the die, the S can be optimized (spread around) by
development software.

Rich

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "householder_lpc" <nieuw_bericht@h...>
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>
> Are there any notable differences between the two cores with reference
> to support from development tools? Can you debug both with the
> Eclipse/gdb/Wiggler environment and with the Crossworks environment? 
> 
> Thank you.
>