Assume that we are using the x86-64 architecture Convert the following code fragment (in the C...
Assume that we are using the x86-64 architecture
Convert the following code fragment (in the C
language) to assembly code.
Explain your steps. [25 marks]
long test ( long a, long b, long c ) {
long t;
if (a>b) {
if (a>c)
t=a;
else
t=c;
} else {
t=b;
}
return t;
}
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