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What's different in Sesos?

Golfing in Sesos is similar to golfing in brainfuck in that it has limited control flow, and that you have to grapple with the specifics of memory layout.

However, this does not mean you should write brainfuck code first and then translate it instruction-by-instruction to Sesos!

Here are some things that are different:


You barely pay for repeated commands. For example, add 1 is a 1-byte Sesos program. add 100 is a 3-byte Sesos program. add 1000 is still a 3-byte Sesos program. This means that things that would have been prohibitively expensive in brainfuck (e.g. ++++++++++) are fine in Sesos.
Unless you have set mask on, cells are not 8-bit unsigned integers—they are signed bignums. This means that you can do things like store an offset into an array as a cell without having to worry about the possibility of the array being more than 256 elements and causing overflow.
Control flow is a bit more flexible: you have do-while loops that are guaranteed to execute at least once (with the use of nop). You also have jne, which is the equivalent of ,] in a single instruction.