/i        Sets an include file path

          /iPATH

          The /i option lets you tell Turbo Assembler where to look for
          files that are included in your source file by using the INCLUDE
          directive. You can place more than one /i option on the command
          line (the number is only limited by RAM).

          When Turbo Assembler encounters an INCLUDE directive, the
          location where it searches for the include file is determined by
          whether the file name in the INCLUDE directive has a directory
          path or is just a simple file name.

          If you supply a directory path as part of the file name, that
          path is tried first, then Turbo Assembler searches the
          directories specified by /i command line options in the order
          they appear on the command line. It then looks in any
          directories specified by /i options in a configuration file.

          If you don't supply a directory path as part of the file name,
          Turbo Assembler searches first in the directories specified by
          /i options in a configuration file, and finally it looks in the
          current directory.


          Example:

             tasm /i\INCLUDE /iD:\INCLUDE test1.asm

             If the source file test1.asm contains the statement

                INCLUDE "MYMACS.INC"

             Turbo Assembler will first look for \INCLUDE\MYMACS.INC, then
             it will look for D:\INCLUDE\MYMACS.INC. If it still hasn't
             found the file, it will look for MYMACS.INC in the current
             directory.

             If the statement in the source file had been

                INCLUDE "INCS\MYMACS.INC"

             TASM would first look for INCS\MYMACS.INC and then it would
             look for \INCLUDE\MYMACS.INC, and finally for
             D:\INCLUDE\MYMACS.INC.