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It depends on how much space you have available for programming in. If the resources are few then Assembly would be the best choice, but nowadays more and more embedded systems are programmed using C, because the hardware are getting smaller and smaller, and is easier to put in, in small devices, than it was before.
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Either your target processor must have an implemented run time or you use free standing code. You can compile C code that has absolutely no library calls, it just won't do much. What you do is write your libraries in ASM then link them into your C code. That's assuming the second case.
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