DennisMitchell/sesos

-a command-line option?

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I don't think you have given clear documentation as to what -a exactly means. I tried using it, but what I got was that the output was suppressed.

You use sesos -a program to assemble your source code, where program.sasm is your Sesos assembly file, creating the Sesos binary file program.sbin. Once assembled, you use sesos program to execute it.

The online interpreter assembles and executed in one step, so you shouldn't use the -a flag there.

@DennisMitchell Oh, thanks for the information. Yes, I was using TIO.