Generating 80x86 code from a compiler (NO DOS)

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From: Dan Newcombe
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 17:42

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What I want to do is this:
  Generate pure 80x86 code from a compiler that could be used without
DOS.  I don't want stuff like INT 21 and all of those functions.
ie. If I were to write a program that would print A, I would want
  MOV AL,4B
  MOV AH,1
  INT 10
(I may be off on the functions or something but that's okay)
 instead of
  MOV AL,4B
  MOV AH,2
  INT 21

Can this be done with any compilers out there?  Or do I need to
write my own?

  -Dan

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