Assembly instructions $($following the standard x$86-64$ calling conventions$)$:

g:

leaq $-8(\%$rdi$),\%$rsi

leaq $(\%$rdi,$\%$rdi,$2),\%$rdi

call f

ret

Corresponding C code skeleton:

long g$($long z$)\{$

return f$(,)$;

$\}$

There is a specific argument to g that causes a Segmentation Fault.

You should be able to find the number from looking at the assembly code, but you can also confirm by putting the assembly code for g and f in a $.$s file along with the code below. Then change the argument that main calls g with, assemble to an executable with gcc$,$ and run the program.

main:

movq $$42,\%$rdi

call g

movq $$0,\%$rax

ret

$.$LC$0$:

$.$text

$.$globl main

$.$type main, @function

Question $1$

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Which numeric argument to g causes a segfault?