Configuration file

          Turbo Assembler lets you put your most frequently used options
          into a configuration file in the current directory.

          TASM will look for a file called TASM.CFG, first in the current
          directory, then (under DOS 3.0 or later) in the directory of
          TASM.EXE. If it is found, it is treated as an indirect file and
          processed before anything else on the command line.

          The contents of the configuration file have exactly the same
          format as an indirect command file.


          Note: Turbo Assembler does not use environment variables to
                control default options.