1. Convert the following high-level code into RISC-V assembly language. Assume that the signed integer variables g and h are in registers t0 and t1, respectively. a) Assume that the temp array is initialed before it is used, a0 holds the base address of temp and al holds the size of the temp array. for (i = 0; i < size; i = i + 1) temp [i] = temp[i] * 128;

1. Convert the following high-level code into RISC-V assembly language. Assume that the signed integer variables g and h are in registers t0 and t1, respectively. a) Assume that the temp array is initialed before it is used, a0 holds the base address of temp and al holds the size of the temp array. for (i = 0; i < size; i = i + 1) temp [i] = temp[i] * 128;

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