Convert the following C code into equivalent ARMv8 code. Values of `a`, `b` are in registers...

  

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Convert the following C code into equivalent ARMv8 code. Values of `a`, `b` are in registers X1, and X2 respectively. Array `v` holds 64-bit integers. The base address of array `v` is in XO. if (a > b) v[a] = b+1; else v[a] = v[b] - 1; Write the value -13 as a 32-bit 2's complement number. Give your answer in hexadecimal. (First determine the binary pattern for -13 as a 32-bit number, then convert to base-16 (hex)). Translate the following ARMv8 code into equivalent C code. Assume that XO represents a variable 'i': L1: done: CMP B.GT MOV B XO, #0 L1 XO, #1 done MOV XO, #0 Convert the following C code into equivalent ARMv8 code. Values of `a`, `b` are in registers X1, and X2 respectively. Array `v` holds 64-bit integers. The base address of array `v` is in XO. if (a > b) v[a] = b+1; else v[a] = v[b] - 1; Write the value -13 as a 32-bit 2's complement number. Give your answer in hexadecimal. (First determine the binary pattern for -13 as a 32-bit number, then convert to base-16 (hex)). Translate the following ARMv8 code into equivalent C code. Assume that XO represents a variable 'i': L1: done: CMP B.GT MOV B XO, #0 L1 XO, #1 done MOV XO, #0

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