tlink. Again, if you don't give it the
arguments it wants, it will prompt you.
There are two flavors of executable programs under DOS. The ones we
will be dealing with most are .exe programs, which are
larger and more versatile than the alternative, .com.
.com files are very small and are usually used for things
like TSRs. They are limited to a single segment containing code,
data, and stack. You have to write the assembly source code a little
bit differently for producing a .com file than for
producing an .exe file.