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It WORKED!

I just had to share that with you!
Only 'hello, world' -> putline but that means that the program is properly installed.
I wonder:

---- program: descriptor ----

what does this do? 
Is is some linking information?
Would it be possible to create an .so file by changing that?

It looks like there is a standard ELF-executable being generated, but is there a way to generate .S or .c files?