I have this question and I'm sure you can help me on this:

I have to make a few simple programs using assembly (using intel 8086 instructions "I think!"), in class we gonna use TASM but I think this is only for windows, here is my problem, at home I just use linux so I've googled and found FLAT assembler, if I made my programs in linux using FLAT will they compile with TASM too?
The instructions are the same?
If not, how could I make the programs to work with TASM too without leaving my good old suse?

Thank you to all, and sorry if this is a stupid question but I'm a kind of new to assembly.

problems:
Under linux you have completely diffrent API (system services, via int 40h in linux)

TASM, unless in "ideal mode" has different syntax, for example
FASM's "mov eax,variable" is TASM's "mov eax,offset variable" and
FASM's "mov eax,[variable]" is TASM's "mov eax,variable"

But genereally instructions are same. Other difference is in control directives (like FASM's "format", "org", etc.) in TASM they are completely different, and generally there is more of them.

I personally quess you had to create program for DOS, which would be running under windows. Then just use som e DOS emulator. If it should be really windoze application, then you have to use Windows emulator, kinda more fun.

I've downloaded and installed DOSEMU then installed TASM and it's working fine (so far).

Thanks vid, your help where precious.