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Article #3266Re: Microsoft Assembler Complaints
From: Ralf.Brown
Date: Sun, 02 Dec 1990 14:20
Date: Sun, 02 Dec 1990 14:20
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In article <9385@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU>, c164-bd@katerina.uucp (John D. Mitchell) wrote:
}mean that it's no longer a one-pass assembler. Both SLR's OPTASM and
}Borland's TASM are very fast and they use a multi-pass system.
Er.... TASM 1.0x was one-pass; TASM 2.0 is normally one-pass, but will make
multiple passes if you use certain features or give a command-line switch.
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