What is Tasm IDE?
As you've probably discovered, programming with Turbo Assembler is accompanied by a lot of boring work: using a text editor to create assembly files, typing command lines to compile, link and run the program. It becomes even more dreadful when there are errors in your code. Tasm IDE will take over the boring work so that you only have to bother with the important thing: programming. When there are errors, Tasm IDE stores these and provides an easy way to locate them in your code.
All options can be adjusted with simple radiobuttons and checkboxes, and are stored together with the assembly file information in a project. This project is saved to disk so that you have to enter these options only once.
Additionaly Tasm IDE comes with some features that will make programming easier and less bug-prone. It comes with wizards; assembly code snippets that can be directly pasted into your code. Along with the integrated wizard editor you can actively reuse code this way. Tasm IDE comes with a few wizards to get you started.
Other features include a base converter and a MS-DOS shell.
Tasm IDE is freeware. This means that you can use it for as long
as you want for free. You may also spread it for free, as long as you spread the unaltered ZIP-file as found
on my page.