🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi,

Firstly, I'm just getting into the details of assembler programming so
apologies if I seem a little ignorant.

I've got quite alot of experience of 80C51 and compatibles (though all are
embedded single chip microcontrollers so a doddle to use)

I'm using an 186 chip in an embedded application for my university project.
As I understand it I'm going to have start my initialisation in Assembler,
and I have an example of this which works. I then would like to jump into
Turbo C for most of the donkey work, dropping back to assembler when
required.

I've used TC and TASM before and as I recall it wasn't too hard, but how do
I do the initital jump from
Assembler to C?

Also, does anyone know of any good Serial Comms libraries that do not use
BIOS/DOS, but simple talk to the UART?

Many thanks from a keen newbie!

Charlie McIver