What are projects?


Projects contain all the data that is needed to make actual programs from assembly files. These projects are first made in memory, but can also be saved to disk. When Tasm IDE runs, there is always a project open. You can see what project you are working on in the title bar. When you start up Tasm IDE it will be "Tasm IDE - Untitled". Untitled means that you haven't saved it to disk yet. When you save it or open a previously saved one, it's name will be shown in the title bar. You cannot close the project. If you want to start a new one, see the related topics on how to make a new project.

All the data is stored in project files (with the tip extension). Before you can make programs, you will first have to save the project file. For more information on how to save and open projects, see the related topics below.


Related Topics:
Creating a new project.
Saving a project.
Opening a project.

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