>    It apparantly optimizes well, and manages to use that
 > silly DOS4GW flag protected mode interface, but how the hell
 > do you do inline ASM? I could die without it!

It's a major kludge. You'll have to crack open the help files to find out
how to do it - it is fairly well explained. I took one look and decided to
give it a very wide steer. It involves a couple of C macros and declaring
your ASM code as a block of data.

 >    If you can't, why won't it link TASM objects in with programs?

Use WASM (which comes with WC 10.0).

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