can i write an OS using Borland C, using the inlineassembler that borlands ofer me.?
or can i write an OS using borland C with nasm.?
i want to know it
programming in borland?
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Crazed123
Re:programming in borland?
If you really want to use Borland C, you probably can. It becomes even easier if they allow a nice-looking inline assembler notation.
Don't see why you *want* to, however.
Don't see why you *want* to, however.
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Re:programming in borland?
interfacing Borland code and nasm code do work (in my experience) as long as you use the proper output format (obj files). Now, unless you plan to have your OS running in realmode, i'm not sure Borland will be the best choice (unless someone knows of a version of BC that can generate 32-bit code, of course: i haven't used borland tools this millenium 
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Re:programming in borland?
Borland has lots of newer compilers that's 32-bit, it's just the free versions thats 16-bit only.