) We use a 32-bit operating system. Its int types, memory addresses, and registers, such as ESP, EBP and EIP, are represented by 32 bits. We compile a program that calls this function in this operating system. int foo(int x) { int y, z; y = x+3; z = x * 2; return z; } Please plot the stack frame of foo function before it returns.

) We use a 32-bit operating system. Its int types, memory addresses, and registers, such as ESP, EBP and EIP, are represented by 32 bits. We compile a program that calls this function in this operating system. int foo(int x) { int y, z; y = x+3; z = x * 2; return z; } Please plot the stack frame of foo function before it returns.

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