/m#       Sets the maximum number of assembly passes

          /m[npasses]

          Normally, Turbo Assembler functions as a single-pass assembler.
          The /m option allows you to specify the maximum number of passes
          that the assembler should make during the assembly process. TASM
          automatically decides whether it can perform less than the
          number of passes specified.

          If you don't specify npasses, a default of five is used.

          Some modules contain constructions that assemble properly only
          when two passes are done. If multiple passes are not enabled,
          such a module will produce at least one "Pass-dependent
          construction encountered" warning. If the /m option is enabled,
          Turbo Assembler will assemble this module correctly but will not
          optimize the code by removing NOPs, no matter how many passes
          are allowed. The warning "Module is pass dependent--compatibility
          pass was done" is displayed if this occurs.


          Example      TASM /M2 TEST1

          This tells Turbo Assembler to use up to two passes when
          assembling TEST1.ASM.