-a command-line option?
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GolfingSuccess commented
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.
DennisMitchell commented
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.
GolfingSuccess commented
@DennisMitchell Oh, thanks for the information. Yes, I was using TIO.