//-------------------------------------------------------------------
//	mywrite.c
//
//	This program shows that we don't need to include the usual
//	header-files if we will provide the information that the C 
//	compiler needs in order to know how to generate the proper 
//	machine-instructions for our calls to the standard library
//	functions that we are using (i.e., write() and exit() ).
//
//		compile using:  $ gcc mywrite.c -o mywrite
//		execute using:  $ ./mywrite
//
//	----------------------------------------------------------
//	NOTE: If you want to see the actual assembly language code 
//	that the compiler generates for this program, you can use
//
//	    compile-to-assembler:  $ gcc -S mywrite.c
//
//	Then find assembly output in a textfile named 'mywrite.s'.
//	----------------------------------------------------------
//
//	programmer: ALLAN CRUSE
//	date begun: 31 AUG 2004
//-------------------------------------------------------------------

extern int write( int, char *, unsigned int );
extern void exit( int );

char	message[] = "Hello!\n";

int main( void )
{
	write( 1, message, 7 );	
	exit( 0 );
}