In the sample programs so far, the ability to exit programs and display a string was needed. For Linux, the operating system services were called directly to do this. In all high-level programming languages, there is a runtime library that includes wrappers for calling the operating system. This makes it appear that these services are part of the high-level language. In this chapter, what these runtime libraries do under the covers to call Linux and what services are available ...
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S. SmithRISC-V Assembly Language ProgrammingMaker Innovations Serieshttps://doi.org/10.1007/979-8-8688-0137-2_77. Linux Operating System Services
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