Get BCC/AS86 to be able to compile assembly to a .out that is 256k

Currently VASM can do this, I can define a .org 0x3000 and later .org 0x3FFF0 which compiles the assembly in 2 different locations so that it will go back to the proper place when the 8088 gets reset.

AS86 however, is looking to be a much better option for an assembler, but it cannot do the same thing that VASM does. It gives me an error when trying to do the same thing. I would rather use AS86, but I'm not sure that it's possible to natively compile a 256k file. I would like to use AS86 over VASM due to the fact that it is the assembler for BCC, which is a C compiler.

Right now I am experimenting with AS86 and trying to get it to work.

Create Ben Eater style Arduino monitor for the 80c88

This would include all of the address lines/data lines as they are multiplexed. Also one important thing would be to edit the code so that it can see ALL of the signal lines from the CPU. When this is done there probably could be some software written for it.

While using NASM + LD, linking the reset vector (reset.asm) works properly, but when using GCC and G++ as the linker, it just doesn't link the reset vector. Currently trying to sort this out.