PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING CODE:

1 /* Bubble sort: Array version */ 2 void bubble_a(long *data, long count) { 3 long i, last ; 4 for (last = count-1; last > 0; last--) { 5 for (i = 0; i

PART A MUST BE DONE IN C++

For this problem you will perform the following steps: - For Part A you will write a Y86 program that sorts an array of data using Bubble Sort. The user should be allowed to input 10 numbers from the keyboard. You will sort the array in place (i.e., no need to allocate additional memory for the sorted array). Follow the register usage conventions outlined in the text. Your program should be a complete one. Upload your .cpp source file to the assignment area. - For Part B, Write and test a Y86-64 program consisting of the function and test code. You may find it useful to pattern your implementation after x86-64 code generated by compiling your C code. Although pointer comparisons are normally done using unsigned arithmetic, you can use signed arithmetic for this exercise