Please assist with this x86-64 assembly language code.

Now, your job in life is to write the function rotate in x86-64 assembly language.

Remember that the prototypes for this function looks like this: void rotate( char t[][ 4 ] );

When you write the rotate function you may want to use a local variable that is an array 4x4 of characters. We know how to do this by allocating 16 bytes on the stack, just like we have talked about in class. (Need help especially with this part.)

We are passing a 4x4 array to the Rotate function. From there, we need to rotate all of the values clockwise. This needs to be in assembly.

Here's the starter code:

.globl rotate .type rotate, @function rotate: push rbp mov rbp, rsp mov QWORD PTR [rbp-8], rdi # Here's where you put the code for rotate. pop rbp ret

.section .note.GNU-stack,"",@progbits