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by karell ste-marie mcse Apr 10, 2001 last reply Apr 11, 2001

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I have a big piece of software that was written for DOS and compiles with TASM version 1.0

I want to be able to "compile" this source code on Linux.

I'm willing to change the code around a little bit but it's quite complex and would rather keep the modifications to a minimum.

Is there (where) a tool that would allow be to compile TASM Assembler on linux?

Or a tool that would allow me to "port" the code?

Thanks

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You might check out the TASM v3.2 Beta, available at the following sites:

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The following site has links to a TASM FAQ and User Manual:

The following site contains links to a virtual conucopia of Linux and Unix assembly programming resources:

(If any of the URLs above do not work, locate and remove any spaces inserted by the TechRepublic system.)

Hope this helps...

Thank you my friend, this helps quite a bit.

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