//----------------------------------------------------------------
//	hello.c
//
//	This program shows how an application can directly enter
//	the Linux kernel to perform a system-call (without going 
//	through the Standard C Runtime Library).  
//
//	compile using:	$ make hello
//	execute using:	$ ./hello
//
//	NOTES: The 'sys_write()' function has ID-number 4
//	No header-files are needed since no C Library are called
//
//	programmer: ALLAN CRUSE
//	written on: 13 MAR 2003
//----------------------------------------------------------------

// No header-files are needed!

char msg[] = "Hello, world!\n";		// the message-string 

int main( void )
{
	asm(" movl $4, %eax ");		// EAX: system-call number
	asm(" movl $1, %ebx ");		// EBX: file-descriptor
	asm(" movl $msg, %ecx ");	// ECX: message-address
	asm(" movl $14, %edx ");	// EDX: message-count
	asm(" int  $0x80 ");		// kernel trap-instruction
}