For the given lines of C code, show the abstract RTN or HLSM for an equivalent circuit. Draw aschematic block diagram of the circuit that does the same set of calculations. You may use more thanone multiplier, adder or subtractor (do not show internal logic details). Show all registers and, ifappropriate, load signals on registers. Show the combinational logic from the if statements in yourcircuit. Assume the registers are 32-bits.while (true) {if (A) {X = W - Y - Z;if (!B || C) {M = X*Z;

For the given lines of C code, show the abstract RTN or HLSM for an equivalent circuit. Draw a schematic block diagram of the circuit that does the same set of calculations. You may use more than one multiplier, adder or subtractor (do not show intermal logic details). Show all registers and, if appropriate, load signals on registers. Show the combinational logic from the if statements in your circuit. Assume the registers are 32-bits. while (true) ( if (A) { X = W-Y- Z; if (!B || C) { M = X*Z;

For the given lines of C code, show the abstract RTN or HLSM for an equivalent circuit. Draw a schematic block diagram of the circuit that does the same set of calculations. You may use more than one multiplier, adder or subtractor (do not show intermal logic details). Show all registers and, if appropriate, load signals on registers. Show the combinational logic from the if statements in your circuit. Assume the registers are 32-bits. while (true) ( if (A) { X = W-Y- Z; if (!B || C) { M = X*Z;

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