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  1. Sep 6th, 2002, 06:44 PM #1
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    non os-specific code

    How do I make assembly that is not specific to DOS or linux?
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    Only use BIOS interrupts.

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    what if Im in pmode?
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    Bad.
    Import the CRT, this is possible and you only need to reassemble and relink (actually only relink if you find a linux linker that supports windows object format or a windows linker that supports any linux object format) to get it running.


    I see no way other than using a platform-specific library.
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