Removing files.
Every assembly file is compiled and linked into the final program. It may
happen that you don't need a file anymore or accidentally created a new file. You can remove these files from your
project. When you remove an unsaved file, you'll be asked if you save changes. When you don't want to save changes,
the file is deleted from memory. When you do, the file is written to disk and then removed from memory.
If you remove an opened or previously saved file you will also be asked
if you want to save changes. Either way, the file remains on disk. Tasm IDE will never delete files on disk.
They are just removed from memory and the project.
To remove a unit:
- Select from the menu: Project->Remove This File.
- Press the "Remove" button:
Related Topics:
Creating new files.
Saving files.
Opening files.
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