On Mon, 11 Dec 2006, Jules Richardson wrote:
annoyingly, I think that version is too early to
support inline assembler,
which makes it less useful for any actual DOS development work :(
hopefully at some point they'll release later versions. I can't imagine
they're making much money from them...
TurboC 2.0x DOES explicitly support inline assembler.
http://bdn.borland.com/article/images/20841/tc20ad.jpg
(notice the list of features of TC2.0 in the box at lower left)
If you are not using symbolic labels, remember that C passes arguments to
a function on the stack (pushed from right to left), and returns the
function return in AX. Restore the values of all segment registers, and
BP.