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You can use Nasm and Djgpp to make a 32 bit file that will
run when booted. If you can spare the space using coff,
instead of bin makes linking and testing easier.
You will need to find or make all the external C function
that you wish to use. Most functions of the C language are
external! You could look for libs for your embedded target
for Gcc. (Djgpp is a DOS hosted and targeted port of gcc)
Remember that you will need a loader (external or in crt0)
to get the processor into Pmode, unless your using a 386ex,
(or something like that) that boots in pmode.

Hope this helps.
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