Making the executable.


When you have created an assembly file you want to compile, you can make it easily by pressing the make button. This will compile all assembly files first using the settings under the "Assembler Options" tab. If an error occured, the IDE will stop and show the error message. If there are no error messages (warnings are ignored) all objects have been created and the linker will be called.

The linker will link all objects and libraries into an executable or another library. The command line is constructed using the settings under the "Linker Options" tab. If no errors occur the target will be created and Tasm IDE will go on to the last step. This last step consists of compiling and binding all resource files to your project. Both the already compiled "RES" files and the uncompiled "RC" files will be binded with brc32.exe. When no errors occur your target is ready


Related Topics:
Running the executable.
Debugging the executable.

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