Ever wondered what the smallest piece of assembly language code that is required to write "Hello, World!" to standard output? Look no further! Well, it's not the smallest piece, it does include rudimentary error handling in case the write operation to standard output fails; for some reason.
Linux for 64-bit x86
nasm(Netwide Assembler)ld(The GNU linker)make(GNU make utility)
make
mkdir --parents --verbose ./{build,bin}
nasm -f elf64 -o build/main.o src/main.asm
ld --strip-all -static --no-dynamic-linker --pic-executable --output bin/hello build/main.o
The final binary will be bin/hello
make run
or
bin/hello