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Tasm IDE project closed down
As from now, development of Tasm IDE stopped. I haven't put time into this project for a long time and it doesn't seems that I will in the future. I figured that an 'official' statement here won't make anyone disappointed waiting for a new version.

The program remains here and downloadable, and I've released the full C++ source code. Don't expect too much of this though, the project contains over 4000 lines of (mostly uncommented) code and even I have no idea how it exactly works.

What is Tasm IDE?
Turbo Assembler (not the IDE) is a commercial programming package by Borland/Inprise for making DOS and Windows programs in the assembly language. It is basically a set of console applications that can be run from a DOS box in Windows. Unfortunately it doesn't include an editor. You can use notepad or any other text editor of course, but you still have to type in command lines and run the compiler and linker from a DOS box. Tasm IDE takes these problems away: it's an integrated editor for Windows 9x/NT, that will call the compiler and linker for you.  Besides that, it has functionality that will make assembly programming easier and reduce bugs. With the wizard, for example, you can insert pieces of code with a single click. This will speed up standard programming tasks and won't generate bugs. The program has also an integrated editor for the wizards that let you edit and add snippets while programming.

Tasm IDE is a freeware program, you can use and spread it freely. It is in no way connected to Borland/Inprise. You'll understand that trademarks belong to their respective owners.

To contact me you can e-mail me at: j.j.g.vrielink(@)student(.)utwente(.)nl (remove the brackets for the correct address).

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