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Hello world example in Assembly

This is a simple helloworld example for Linux in assembly. the makefile will produce a x86_64 version ELF. The actual hello world code and how to compile is based on the Linux howto documentation http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Assembly-HOWTO/hello.html

A additional flag for nasm was needed to produce a working 64bit elf.

A great book and somewhat higher "language" called HLA is what I plan on using until im proficient enough to come back.

Im going to use this as a basis and for teeny-linux.

Compile

You should just be able to run make and make clean to remove the object file.

the makefile should be easy to understand. the helloworld is just the linux doc without the comments

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