The assembly language code of the x86-64 machine is shown below. obtained bycompiling a C language program with the icc 13 compiler.3.1. Specify addressing mode of all operands of command line 3 and 5.3.2. To execute the command line 3 and 5, how many times must the processor access thememory to obtain the value of operands come inthe orderAddressing mode ofAddressing mode ofNumber of accessesthe left operandthe right operandto memory33.3. Write the source code in C language.rbprbp, rsp1square: push2movsubrsp, 16DWORD PTR [-16+rbp], ediDWORD PTR [-16+rbp]eax, DWORD PTR [-16+rbp]mov5movеax,imul7leave8retmain:pushrbp10rbp, rspmovrsp, 16DWORD PTR [-16+rbp], 10eax, DWORD PTR [-16+rbp]edi, eax11sub12mov13mov14mov15callsquareDWORD PTR [-12+rbp], eaxeax, DWORD PTR [-12+rbp]DWORD PTR [-8+rbp], eax16mov17mov18mov19movеах, 020leave21ret

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The assembly language code of the x86-64 machine is shown below. obtained by compiling a C language program with the icc 13 compiler. 3.1. Specify addressing mode of all operands of command line 3 and 5. 3.2. To execute the command line 3 and 5, how many times must the processor access the memory to obtain the value of operands come in the order 3 5 3.3. Write the source code in C language. square: push 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Addressing mode of Addressing mode of the left operand the right operand main: mov sub mov mov imul leave ret push mov sub mov mov mov call mov mov mov mov leave ret rbp rbp, rsp rsp, 16 Number of accesses rbp rbp, rsp to memory DWORD PTR [-16+rbp], edi eax, DWORD PTR [-16+rbp] eax, DWORD PTR [-16+rbp] rsp, 16 DWORD PTR [-16+rbp], 10 eax, DWORD PTR [-16+rbp] edi, eax square DWORD PTR [-12+rbp], eax eax, DWORD PTR [-12+rbp] DWORD PTR [-8+rbp], eax eax, 0

The assembly language code of the x86-64 machine is shown below. obtained by compiling a C language program with the icc 13 compiler. 3.1. Specify addressing mode of all operands of command line 3 and 5. 3.2. To execute the command line 3 and 5, how many times must the processor access the memory to obtain the value of operands come in the order 3 5 3.3. Write the source code in C language. square: push 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Addressing mode of Addressing mode of the left operand the right operand main: mov sub mov mov imul leave ret push mov sub mov mov mov call mov mov mov mov leave ret rbp rbp, rsp rsp, 16 Number of accesses rbp rbp, rsp to memory DWORD PTR [-16+rbp], edi eax, DWORD PTR [-16+rbp] eax, DWORD PTR [-16+rbp] rsp, 16 DWORD PTR [-16+rbp], 10 eax, DWORD PTR [-16+rbp] edi, eax square DWORD PTR [-12+rbp], eax eax, DWORD PTR [-12+rbp] DWORD PTR [-8+rbp], eax eax, 0

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