How do I convert this C-code to MIPS Assembly language?

#include  #include  

// leaf function - convert decimal to binary in string void toBinary(int num, char strNum[]) 

{ int i;

 for(i = 7; i >= 0; i--){ // index 7 is the LSB (bit-0) int rem = num & 0x01; // retrieve remainder num = num >> 1; // shift right by 1 bit (== divide by 2) 

} } strNum[i] = '0' + rem; // ascii '0' is decimal 48, '1' is 49 

// non-leaf function  convert decimal (negative) to 2s complement in string void twosComplement(int num, char strNum[]) 

{ int i, absolute, carry; 

 absolute = abs(num); 

 toBinary(absolute, strNum); // call toBinary for absolute value (positive) printf("absolute value = %s ", strNum); 

 // flip, complement for(i = 7; i >=0; i--){ 

 if(strNum[i] == '0') elsestrNum[i] = '1'; 

 } strNum[i] = '0'; printf("1's complement = %s ", strNum); 

 // add 1 for(i = 7, carry = 1; i >=0 && carry; i--){ // if carry is 0, stop!! 

 int sum = (strNum[i] - 48) + carry; // ascii '0' is decimal 48, '1' is 49 

 strNum[i] = '0' + (sum & 0x01); // logical and } carry = (sum >> 1) & 0x01; // shift right by 1 bit (divide by 2) & logical and 

 printf("2's complement = %s ", strNum); } 

int main()

{ char Binary[10] = ""; int num; 

 printf("Enter a number: "); scanf("%d", &num); 

 if(num > 127 || num <= -128) { 

printf("Out of Range for 8-bit singed Binary"); 

return 0; }

 if(num >= 0) // positive or 0 toBinary(num, Binary); 

 else // negative to two's complement twosComplement(num, Binary); 

 printf("%d's 8-bit Binary Representation is %s ",num , Binary); 

return 0; }