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Can I use the C167 compilers to get code for XC167 derivatives?

Yes and No. For simple projects it is possible. For more complex applications it is not possible. There are important differences in:
  1. startup code
  2. some on-chip devices, i.e. the CAN module
  3. interrupt handling
 
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