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Re: using MASM/TASM to write non-dos apps, is this possible?

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From: black_phantom
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 1999 00:00
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> I was wondering if anyone is using MASM, or TASM for that matter, to
> write non MS-DOS/Windows applications. Just curious if this is
> possible given the plethora of free linkers out there now.

Sure it's possible. It's linker that bounds code to some OS (or none at all),
not assembler.


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