My test was using GoAsm.exe , MS link.exe and x64_dbg.exe .
x64_dbg.exe show symbols START RCKEEP GetStdHandle WriteFile Message.
And link.exe and dlls was same folder.
Hello64World1_64.asm
;------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Hello64World1 - copyright Jeremy Gordon 2005-6
;
; SIMPLE "HELLO WORLD" WINDOWS CONSOLE PROGRAM - for GoAsm 64-bits
;
; Assemble using GoAsm /x64 Hello64World1 (produces PE COFF file)
; Then link as windows console program using GoLink as follows:-
; GoLink /console hello64world1.obj kernel32.dll
; (add -debug coff if you want to watch the program in the debugger)
;
; Note that the GetStdHandle and WriteFile calls are to kernel32.dll
;------------------------------------------------------------------
;
DATA SECTION
;
ALIGN 8 ;align qword following on 8-byte boundary
RCKEEP DQ 0 ;temporary place to keep things
Message DB 'Hello 64 World (from GoAsm)'
;
CODE SECTION
;
START:
ARG -11 ;STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE
INVOKE GetStdHandle ;get, in rax, handle to active screen buffer
;********************
ARG 0,ADDR RCKEEP ;RCKEEP receives output from API
ARG 27 ;length of string
ARG ADDR Message,RAX ;rax=handle to active screen buffer
INVOKE WriteFile
XOR RAX,RAX ;return zero
RETSo don't give up yet.
