6. Given the following C code for accessing a 3 dimensional array: int access3(int i, int j, int k, { } with gcc -og generating the following x86-64 assembly: access3: return a[i][j][k]; int n, int m, int p, int a[n][m][p]) movslq %r9d, %r9 leaq movslq %r8d, %r8 imulq salq addq movslq imulq %r8, %rdi $2, %rdi shrq movq imulq (,%r9,4), %rcx leaq movl ret %r9, %r8 %edi, %rdi movslq %edx, %rax movslq %esi, %rdx $2, %rcx %rcx, %rsi %rdx, %rsi 8(%rsp), %rdi (%rax , %rsi) , %rdx (%rdi, %rdx, 4), %eax a. Assuming a declaration int a[n] [m] [p], give a formula for the adress of a[i] [j][k]. b. Annotate the above assembly code to show that it computes the above formula. Specifically, annotate the arguments to the access3 function and the results of all instructions other than the ret. Your annotations should be of the form machine Element = srcExpr where machine Element should specify a x86-64 register or memory location and srcExpr should be an expression involving variables from the C program. 15-points