Got compiler to be able to compile "hello, world" program.

Although it just says "hi", since I don't have strings.

.gitignore

@@ -6,3 +6,4 @@ hello42
 a.out
 tmp.*
 Q
+hi

build

@@ -3,9 +3,17 @@ set -ve
 if ! ./tinyboot.py hello42.tbf1 > hello42; then cat hello42; exit 1; fi
 chmod 755 hello42
 ./hello42 || echo $?
+
+./tinyboot.py Q.tbf1
 if ! ./tinyboot.py tinyboot1.tbf1 < Q.tbf1 > Q; then cat Q; exit 1; fi
 chmod 755 Q
 strace ./Q
+
+./tinyboot.py hi.tbf1
+if ! ./tinyboot.py tinyboot1.tbf1 < hi.tbf1 > hi; then cat hi; exit 1; fi
+chmod 755 hi
+strace ./hi
+
 if ! ./tinyboot.py tinyboot1.tbf1 < tinyboot1.tbf1 > tb1; then cat tb1; exit 1; fi
 chmod 755 tb1
 ./tb1 || echo $?

hi.tbf1

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+( simple program to print out "hi" )
+v h b 104 b 105 b 10 
+^ h 3 W Q

tinyboot1.tbf1

@@ -102,9 +102,11 @@ v `
 v M  ( system call routine; called in program with lowercase `m`)
   ( syscall number already in %eax )
 ( xchg %ebp, %esp) b 135 b 236
+( this really weird order is basically a special case for write(2)
+( first we pop the first argument, then the third, then the second)
        ( pop %ebx) b 91
-       ( pop %ecx) b 89
        ( pop %edx) b 90
+       ( pop %ecx) b 89
        ( int 0x80) b 205 b 128
 ( xchg %ebp, %esp) b 135 b 236
             ( ret) b 195