8.Convert the following C++ function into assembly using stack frame convention(ARM V7)

Also provide a diagram of what your stack frame looks like. Your stack frame should include space for all local variables upfront. Anything that involves working with a variable must read/write from the stack.Do NOT optimize... do a faithful line by line hand compilation of the existing code.and not assume you have something in a register just because a previous line was using that register.

int foo(int x, int y) {

int q = 5;

if(x == 0) {

q = q + 1;

} else {

int r = q * y + 1;

q = r;

}

return q;

}

If you want to test the function in the simulator, you will have to add a "main" to call it

8.

Document stack frame:

Contents	Frame Pointer Relative Address

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