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Asked: 2026-05-20T10:21:20+00:00

I am a newbie in assembly and still trying to gain some basic foundation

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I am a newbie in assembly and still trying to gain some basic foundation on assembly programming. I was a bit shocked when I discovered the fact that 32-bit protected mode assembly relies too much on the platform’s libraries like c runtime library and Windows dlls just to print a simple string. e.g, the _printf call.

Is it possible for a 32-bit protected mode assembly to accomplish some serious routines without relying on the platform’s libraries? Will the OS allow for such ‘standalone’ 32-bit programs to operate in their protected mode but without using any of the OS’s services?

Is my question the correct question to ask? :p

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  1. Editorial Team

    You can do this using Interrupts on a Intel machine. But it is way too complex to create a call for every character/string to print. Curious – Why do you want to do this ?

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