Hi all!
I am facing a strange problem with my Win xp professional. It is as follows:
As a student. i have to wok on some assembly language programs. I use TASM.exe for that and using TLINK.exe of TC3, I make the exe of my code. Problem is that everytime i go thru this cycle of tasm->tlink->debug, my path variable is modified and two quotation marks are now preceding the original path.i.e., if previously path was c:\tc\bin, then after the tasm->tlink->debug cycle, it becomes ""c:\tc\bin.
It works fine till 6 Quotation marks are there. After that, The application hangs up. I have to restart that application (Not the pc) and work again. This is very irritating becoz it takes a lot of time to go in dos prompt and again map to my assembly program folder.
Also, 'path;' works for one time only. The original path is restored after each asm-cycle.
What to do now?
It wud be nice if any1 can suggest some gud tools for programming in assembly, so that i dont have to repeat that asm-cycle.But, b4 that, the solutions to my path-change is needed.
Regards,
I am facing a strange problem with my Win xp professional. It is as follows:
As a student. i have to wok on some assembly language programs. I use TASM.exe for that and using TLINK.exe of TC3, I make the exe of my code. Problem is that everytime i go thru this cycle of tasm->tlink->debug, my path variable is modified and two quotation marks are now preceding the original path.i.e., if previously path was c:\tc\bin, then after the tasm->tlink->debug cycle, it becomes ""c:\tc\bin.
It works fine till 6 Quotation marks are there. After that, The application hangs up. I have to restart that application (Not the pc) and work again. This is very irritating becoz it takes a lot of time to go in dos prompt and again map to my assembly program folder.
Also, 'path;' works for one time only. The original path is restored after each asm-cycle.
What to do now?
It wud be nice if any1 can suggest some gud tools for programming in assembly, so that i dont have to repeat that asm-cycle.But, b4 that, the solutions to my path-change is needed.
Regards,