Help on how to write a c++ code which calls TASM to assemble .asm file into .com
Hi,
I am new to c++, could anyone point me to how can I write a c++ code which will call TASM to assemble the .asm file into a .com and execute it?
I've written a c++ code that compiles an input .cpp file into .asm file but could not see any online resource on how to invoke TASM to assemble the generated .asm file.
Thanks!
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Why don't you just specify the 'tiny' memory model in your archaic compiler and be done with it.
Better yet, throw it in the bin and get a compiler which is designed for your machine and OS.
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This doesn't make sense. It sounds like you are saying you wrote a C++ compiler. But you also say you are new to C++. WTF?!Originally Posted by chmscrbbrfck
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Last edited by stahta01; 06-25-2018 at 09:57 PM.
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thanks everyone, I found the answer is to use system() or spawn() to invoke tasm foo.asm etc..
