Execution Flow Analysis: 64-Bit Linux System Programming
Source video: Assembly Language in 100 Seconds (Fireship, 2:43) · at 01:18. The video starts the Hello World example here.
Executing a standard output routine on a 64-bit Linux architecture demonstrates the low-level choreography between processor registers, immediate data definitions, and operating system kernel services1.
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