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Hmmm... I didn't know you could generate binary source with Turbo C++, nevermind kernels(same?)...

I recommend that you switch to DJGPP while your kernel is still simple... We all know that DJGPP works great for all types of kernels

Turbo C++ is excellent for writing real-mode code, e.g. for second-stage boot loaders.

http://www.developerpit.com/compiler_options.html

asm(".code16gcc\n");

Thanks! My startup.bin wont be such a pain in the arse now

Tim Robinson wrote: Turbo C++ is excellent for writing real-mode code, e.g. for second-stage boot loaders.

That is exactly what I'm writing at the moment, a second stage boot loader, I havn't got to the Kernel yet.

I have DJGPP set up ready and waiting for when start my Kernel though.

Hmmm... I didn't know you could generate binary source with Turbo C++, nevermind kernels(same?)...

You can't directly with TLink (see the FAQ). What I did was made it an exe and then used exe2bin to convert it to a binary file.