8. (8 points) Show the code shape and generate x86-64 code for the following C switch statement using jump table. For assembly, assume that a is stored in stack with offset - 4. switch(a) { case 200: foo1(); case 202: foo20; break; case 203: case 205: foo30; break; default: foo4(); } 8. (8 points) Show the code shape and generate x86-64 code for the following C switch statement using jump table. For assembly, assume that a is stored in stack with offset - 4. switch(a) { case 200: foo1(); case 202: foo20; break; case 203: case 205: foo30; break; default: foo4(); }