Hi Emilijan,
You asked Bob Stout:
EM> EM> A wonder if there is any C/C++ compiler which compiles to code
EM> EM> which don't use any DOS interrupts, only BIOS.
EM> TT> Maybe you could use some sort of embedded systems-compiler ? Maybe 
ob
EM> TT> (Stout) can help you with that...
EM> Tom say to ask you about this, can you help me?
EM> I'll apreciate that!
I use Borland C 3.1 for embedded systems programming on a system with
no BIOS available. I've modified the start up code supplied as required.
The compiler itself does not use BIOS or DOS interrupts, all access to
them is from library functions, so you have write routines to replace
any library functions you use which use the facilities available in
your environment.
Any other standard C compiler which targets DOS and supports the
processor in your system should be useable in this way.
George
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