What command line (DOS/Windows) programs can I use to build assembly programs?
Note that many of these building tools involve multiple programs, which will need to be able to locate each other. For this reason, you should make sure that all executables are somewhere in your path. Also, the TASM assembler (used in all Z80 calculators) needs a ‘TASM80.TAB’ file; you should set the TASMTABS environment variable to its location. Finally, it’s a very good idea to always enter the directory your source file is in before you try to compile it.
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