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Hello Docker World in 69 bytes
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BITS 32 | |
org 0x05000000 | |
db 0x7F, "ELF" | |
dd 1 | |
dd 0 | |
dd $$ | |
dw 2 | |
dw 3 | |
dd 0x0500001B | |
dd 0x0500001B | |
dd 4 | |
mov dl, 19 | |
mov ecx, msg | |
int 0x80 | |
db 0x25 | |
dw 0x20 | |
dw 0x01 | |
inc eax | |
int 0x80 | |
msg db 'Hello Docker world!', 10 | |
--------------- | |
$ nasm -f bin -o hello <above_asm>.asm | |
$ chmod +x hello | |
$ ./hello |
So great!
Fantastic!
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Lines 3 - 12 are a static ELF header format, which identifies it to the OS as a binary it understands. Lines 13-15 point to the data and perform a sys call to write to stdout. Lines 19-20 set the exit function and call it.