Consider the high level code: int f, g, y //global 64-bit variables

int sum (int a, int b) { // at memory address X0+1000.

return (a +b)

}

int main (void) // at memory address X0 + 800 {

f=2; g=3; y= sum (f, g);

return y;

}

Convert this code to LEGv8, making valid assumptions about registers and register use. Note that brackets and global variable declarations are not affecting the addresses of the instructions in memory.

Use LEGv8 like ADD, ADDI, SUB, and more!