1. writing assembler Write assembly code that implements the following C code fragment. This is not a func- tion, so you should ignore function setup/teardown. You should assume that a is stored at 8(%rbp), b is stored in %edx, and c is stored at -4(%rbp). if (a && b > 0) c = b+4; (Remember that a is true if it is not 0, false if it is 0.)

1. writing assembler Write assembly code that implements the following C code fragment. This is not a func- tion, so you should ignore function setup/teardown. You should assume that a is stored at 8(%rbp), b is stored in %edx, and c is stored at -4(%rbp). if (a && b > 0) c = b+4; (Remember that a is true if it is not 0, false if it is 0.)

Database System Concepts

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