The Jasmin code is clearly suboptimal for both speed and size. Write an equivalent but more optimized Jasmin code sequence . Consider the following function Foo in Pascal program named FinalFor. Assume that Bar is aprocedure that has already been defined.FUNCTION Foo(first, last : integer) : integer;VARi : integer;BEGINFOR i := first TO last DO Bar(i);Foo := iEND;The Pascal compiler generates the following Jasmin code:.method private static foo(II)I. var 0 is first I. var 2 is i I. var 1 is last I. var 3 is foo Iiload_0istore_2LØ01:iload_2iload_1if_icmpgt LØ03iconst_0goto LØ04LØ03:iconst_1LØ04:ifne LØ02iload_2invokestatic finalfor/bar(I)Viload_2iconst_1iaddistore_2goto L001LO02:iload_2istore_3iload_3ireturn. Limit locals 4.limit stack 2.end methodThe Jasmin code is clearly suboptimal for both speed and size. Write an equivalent but moreoptimized Jasmin code sequence .

procedure that has already been defined. FUNCTION Foo(first, last : integer) : integer; VAR i : integer; BEGIN FOR i := first TO last DO Bar(i); Foo := i END; The Pascal compiler generates the following Jasmin code:

procedure that has already been defined. FUNCTION Foo(first, last : integer) : integer; VAR i : integer; BEGIN FOR i := first TO last DO Bar(i); Foo := i END; The Pascal compiler generates the following Jasmin code:

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

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