Complete an ARM assembly program that will copy a block of data from one location to another one word at a time. For this program, you must:

• Use all pointers
  • You will be reading and/or writing each of the variables these pointers point to
• Copy each word-sized integer, except negative numbers, from the source block array (SBLK) to the destination block array (DBLK)
• Stop the transfer when SBLKENDPTR (source block end pointer) is reached
  • Note: The placement of the SBLKPTR and SBLKENDPTR is very similar to the placement of iterators for a vector in C++
• Count the number of negative values in the source array (the number of integers that were not copied)
  • The final count should be stored in the NUMNEG (number negative) variable
• Count the total number of values (zero and positive values) transferred
  • The final count needs to be stored in the TOTAL variable
• Use at least one loop using conditional branch command(s)

What the results in memory should look like after correct execution:

Note: The exact address of the variables and arrays may be different, however, they must be RAM addresses (declared in the .data section)

NUMNEGPTR	0x2000.0000	3
TOTALPTR	0x2000.0004	4