What is Tasm IDE?

Thanks for your interest in my program. I assume that you own Turbo Assembler 4 or 5 and have a little experience in assembly programming. If you don't have Turbo Assembler this program is useless. You can buy it online from Borland/Inprise or from a local software vendor. That means it is not free and it also can't be found on my site. Please don't bother me for it: if you want it buy it and if you don't want to buy it use another assembler. The Netwide Assembler (Nasm) and Microsoft Assembler (Masm) are free for download. If you don't know how to program in assembly Turbo Assembler and therfore Tasm IDE is useless. On my site are a links to assembly tutorials.

With Tasm IDE you will never again have to type in command line switches to make assembly programs with Turbo Assembler. You can open and edit multiple assembly files and easily set the command line switches just by selecting and clicking them. It has a lot of features that will help you eliminating some of the downsides of assembly programming. Thanks to the wizard you won't have to recall what the the parameters for some library function are or what registers must be set for an interrupt call. Snippets of code can be directly inserted into the code. This will also prevent bugs and can greatly speed up standard work programming. Because of the integration of the wizard editor you can immediatly paste every reusable piece of code into a wizard and use it again.

Other features include a base converter, resource compiler shell and many example programs.

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