for one it uses more code than necessary to do things it doesn't need to do (checking arguments, storing the string in two pieces)
for another its just not in the spirit of hello world, which is supposed to show something that just displays hello world.
its making assembly look harder than it is.
for one it uses more code than necessary to do things it doesn't need to do (checking arguments, storing the string in two pieces)
for another its just not in the spirit of hello world, which is supposed to show something that just displays hello world.
its making assembly look harder than it is.