BUG Fix bug in 64-bit subroutine lesson. Streamline 32-bit subroutine lesson.

There was a bug in the 64-bit subroutine lesson that popped the stack
once too many times: there were two pushes but three pops.  That this
didn't generate a stack underflow condition confuses and worries me.
I would have expected a segfault when I decremented the stack counter
once too often.  This makes me wonder if I understand this program well
enough.

The effect on the registers was, fortunately, harmless as the next step
completely repurposed the registers to initialize the exit() routine.

Once I'd figured out how to use the RSI and RAX registers correctly, I
streamlined the 32-bit version so that the products of strlen(), the
start and length of the message, were already in the registers when I
issued my syscall to WRITE().  I'm sure this is, in some ways, *bad*
assembly, but I'm not (yet) an ASM stylist.

subroutine-hello32.s

@@ -17,45 +17,36 @@ section .text
     global _start
 
 _start:
-    mov     eax, msg            ; Put the address of our message into eax.
+    mov     ecx, msg            ; Put the address of our message into eax.
     call    strlen              ; call the function strlen.  We're using EAX as our argument.
-
-    mov     edx, eax            ; We know printit wants these two
-    mov     eax, msg
     call    printit
     call    exit
 
 strlen:
-    push    ebx                 ; Push ebx onto the stack, since the calling scope
                                 ; will probably want its state restored correctly, right?
-    mov     ebx, eax
+    mov     edx, ecx
 
 strlen_next:
-    cmp     byte [eax], 0
+    cmp     byte [edx], 0
     jz      strlen_done
-    inc     eax
+    inc     edx
     jmp     strlen_next
 
 strlen_done:
-    sub     eax, ebx            ; Straight from the counted-hello file
-    pop     ebx                 ; restore EBX for the calling scope, which is
-                                ; expecting its answer in eax
+    sub     edx, ecx            ; Straight from the counted-hello file
     ret
 
     ;; Takes EAX as the address of the message and EDX as the
     ;; length, and prints them.  Restores all used registers
-    ;; when finished.
+    ;; when finished.  EDX contains the count.
 printit:
-    push    eax
     push    ebx
-    push    ecx
-    mov     ecx, eax
+    push    eax
     mov     ebx, STDOUT
     mov     eax, SYS_write
     int     80h
-    pop     ecx
-    pop     ebx
     pop     eax
+    pop     ebx
     ret
 
     ;; Since this terminates the program, I'm not worried about

subroutine-hello64.s

@@ -55,7 +55,6 @@ printit:
     mov     rax, SYS_write      ; Using WRITE in 32-bit mode?
     syscall
     pop     rax
-    pop     rdx
     pop     rdi
 
     ;; Since this terminates the program, I'm not worried about