Problem $1(15$ pts$)$: Nearby is a small C program which makes use of arrays. Pointers, and function calls. Fill in the tables associated with the approximate memory layout of the running program at each position indicated. Assume the stack grows to lower memory addresses and that the sizes of C variable types correspond to common $64-$bit systems.

# include $<$ stdio.h$>$

Void and$\_$up$($int $*$xp$)$;

Int main $()\{$

Int arr$[5]=\{19,29,39,49,59\}$;

Int $*$pos $=$arr;

Int idx $=2$;

$//$position A

Pos $=$arr $+$idx;

add$\_$up$($pos$)$;

for$($idx $=0$; idx$<5$; idx$++)\{$

printf$((\%$d

$,$ arr$[$idx$])$;

$\}$

$//$POSITION C

Return $0$;

$\}$

Void add$\_$up$($int $*$xp$)\{$

Int val $=*$xp;

xp$+=2$;

Int next $=*$xp$+$val;

$//$POSITION B

$*$xp $=$ next;

Return;

$\}$

POSITION A

Frame

Symbol

Address

Value

main$()$

arr$[4]$

arr$[3]$

arr$[2]$

#$6072$

#$6068$

#$6064$

POSITION B

Frame

Symbol

Address

Value

main$()$

arr$[4]$

arr$[3]$

arr$[2]$

#$6072$

#$6068$

#$6064$

add$\_$up

POSITION C

Frame

Symbol

Address

Value

main$()$

arr$[4]$

arr$[3]$

arr$[2]$

#$6072$

#$6068$

#$6064$