package of tasm

in y studies i am studying about tasm.can anyone tell about good
simple package about tasm

On Mar 26, 4:06 pm, prabuxx  <spamt...@crayne.org> wrote:
> in y studies i am studying about tasm.can anyone tell about good
> simple package about tasm

What? Can't get ya.
BTW, if you need asking stuff on TASM, then you've 2 options:

1. ask here :p
2. join the official tasm news group at borland.public.tasm.

Ask your questions btw

have fun.

On Mar 26, 11:06_pm, prabuxx  <spamt...@crayne.org> wrote:
> in y studies i am studying about tasm.can anyone tell about good
> simple package about tasm

Borland's Tasm and Microsoft's MASM of 1990-1999 are very similar. I
had both (and recently found I had lost TASM without noticing) and I
used to assemble with either. So any documents about the DOS-targeted
MASM will help a lot with your use of Tasm. The main difference I
remember is that Tasm uses .386 and similar assembler directives in
the beginnibng of the source to direct the kind of coding to be
generated and whether the code is data or instructions.

Terence <spamtrap@crayne.org> schrieb:

[MASM and TASM]
> The main difference I
> remember is that Tasm uses .386 and similar assembler directives in
> the beginnibng of the source to direct the kind of coding to be
> generated and whether the code is data or instructions.

MASM could do this, too, at least in never versions. I think this was
available since MASM5 or MASM6.

I think the biggest difference is that TASM also has the "ideal" mode,
where the syntax is changed. Many people think the syntax is easier in
this mode, some disagree.

Regards,
Spiro.

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Spiro R. Trikaliotis                              http://opencbm.sf.net/
http://www.trikaliotis.net/                     http://www.viceteam.org/