I'll give the problem some thought this weekend, but I doubt I'll be able to fix the stupid thing. DevPac8x doesn't seem to want to work now, either. ~For future reference, I am now using Zilog for the z80, even though it doesn't keep the files as neatly organized as using tasm through visual does. One for x86 and one for z80? Not just different include files or memory models? You are thinking of Borland's Turbo Assembler:
Since the original poster mentioned that he was using a compiler for Windows, it is likely that he needed a separate TASM for z80 calculators.
This is known as Ideal mode and provides several advantages over MASM. Reply-To: is how I reasoned: if tasm 5 was out, it is unlikely that it will not support commands such as. TASM Ideal Mode 3.1 SUMMARY TASM, Inpise's Borland Turbo Assembler, supports an alternative to MASM emulation.
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