TASM Running Under Linux

Asked by Sundous Hussien

Any Ideas how Can I have TASM ( The Turbo Assembler ) Running Under Linux ?!
Any Help would be Appreciated :)

Sundous Y.Hussien

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marcus aurelius (adbiz) said :
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If I remember correctly, the Turbo Assembler was written specifically to run under MS-DOS. I strongly doubt it, but you might try installing Wine and running the app under the WinXP emulation.

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Sundous Hussien (theorist-sundous) said :
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Thank you so much for the reply

I Already did try the wine , I have the TASM and the TLINK running ! still I don't know how to run a .asm code in the terminal ! since I'm new to Linux .

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marcus aurelius (adbiz) said :
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ASM files are assembly source code files. You'll have to compile the source code with the TASM compiler into executable code.

I'm wondering why you're creating MS-DOS programs to run under Linux. That is pretty strange, IMO. Seeing that Wine emulates older Windoze environments, it probably doesn't emulate MS-DOS, which is a different and earlier operating system. Therefore, it is highly unlikely that you'd be able to run any of the programs you create.

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