Excerpted from message dated 01-23-96, Peter Fitzsimmons to Paul
Edwards:

 PE> The "-oi" option to tasm is meant to produce "intel
standard"
 PE> object code.

PF>I think that means the file format -- not the names of the segments,
  >or their alignments.

Hello Paul--

    Quoting from the INF file manufactured from the HLP file in the
version of TASM that came with BCOS2 1.0 (the latest Borland product I
own):
                     
       Specifying the /oi switch on the command line will generate
       overlay compatible fixups for the IBM linker.  The resulting
       object file will not be compatible with TLINK, Borland's linker. 

    Hope this helps,

          --Murray

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