Turbo Assembler (TASM)

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Turbo Assembler (TASM) is Borland's 16- and 32-bit x86 assembler, widely used in DOS-era development for its speed, macro capabilities, and tight integration with Borland's Turbo language tools.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Borland product
assembler
software development tool
x86 assembler
abbreviation TASM NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs TASM NERFINISHED
category assembler for x86 architecture
programming tool
competition Microsoft Macro Assembler NERFINISHED
developer Borland NERFINISHED
distribution bundled with Borland language IDEs
era DOS era
feature conditional assembly
inline assembly support in Borland compilers
macro processor
structured assembly constructs
fileExtension .ASM
.INC
integratesWith Borland C++ NERFINISHED
Turbo C NERFINISHED
Turbo C++ NERFINISHED
Turbo Pascal NERFINISHED
language assembly language
license proprietary software
notableFor high assembly speed
powerful macro capabilities
tight integration with Borland Turbo language tools
operatingSystem DOS NERFINISHED
Windows
surface form: Microsoft Windows
outputFormat EXE
OBJ
platform IBM PC compatible
status discontinued
supports 16-bit real mode programming
32-bit protected mode programming
MASM-compatible syntax
ideal mode syntax
inline debugging information for Borland tools
macro libraries
object-oriented style constructs in ideal mode
segment and memory model directives
supportsBitWidth 16-bit
32-bit
targetArchitecture x86
usedFor DOS application development
educational purposes in assembly language courses
low-level systems programming

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Turbo C++ includedTool Turbo Assembler (TASM)