Given the following procedures, with code segment instruction addresses given on each line in 4 byte hex. 00000000 main PROC .. : Execution Point A 0000001A CALL someProc1 0000001F CALL WriteDec exit 00000030 00000031 main ENDP Ø0000031 someProc1 PROC 00000031 PUSH EAX 00000035 CALL someProc2 0000003A POP EAX ; Execution Point B ... 0000016F RET 0000016F someProcl ENDP someProc2 PROC PUSH EBX 0000016F 0000016F ;... 00000205 POP RET EBX 00000209 0000020A someProc2 ENDP Assume ESP = 000004DAH, EAX = 00000040h, EBX = 00000120h at Execution Point A, there are no stack operations other than those visible, and EAX and EBX are only changed by the visible instructions. At Execution Point B: What is the current value of the stack pointer (in 4 byte hex)? What is the value at the top of the stack (in 4 byte hex)?

Given the following procedures, with code segment instruction addresses given on each line in 4 byte hex. 00000000 main PROC .. : Execution Point A 0000001A CALL someProc1 0000001F CALL WriteDec exit 00000030 00000031 main ENDP Ø0000031 someProc1 PROC 00000031 PUSH EAX 00000035 CALL someProc2 0000003A POP EAX ; Execution Point B ... 0000016F RET 0000016F someProcl ENDP someProc2 PROC PUSH EBX 0000016F 0000016F ;... 00000205 POP RET EBX 00000209 0000020A someProc2 ENDP Assume ESP = 000004DAH, EAX = 00000040h, EBX = 00000120h at Execution Point A, there are no stack operations other than those visible, and EAX and EBX are only changed by the visible instructions. At Execution Point B: What is the current value of the stack pointer (in 4 byte hex)? What is the value at the top of the stack (in 4 byte hex)?

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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