Add new test executable #212
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Just adding a new test executable that is build from scratch.
The executable does nothing but print "Hello World".
This file is a lot larger than the original one which was bellow 1kB but frankly anything under 100kB is fine for me.
Could I get this smaller by using assembly? Probably. Do I need to? No.
Not that it is needed but I also added a Makefile mostly to document which CFLAGS I used to build the executable.
For documentations purpose:
I am using
-Wl,--gc-sectionsto get rid of GCC/MinGW adding a bunch of unneeded info (Mostly--with-pkginfostuff).