Write a C program that simulates a simplified $32-$bit microcontroller status register. Define

the following functions:

$$ void set$\_$bit$($uint$32\_$t $*$reg$,$ int position$)$ to set a specific bit.

$$ void clear$\_$bit$($uint$32\_$t $*$reg$,$ int position$)$ to clear a bit at a specified

position.

$$ void toggle$\_$bit$($uint$32\_$t $*$reg$,$ int position$)$ to toggle a bit.

Test the functions by setting, clearing, and toggling bits at various positions on an $32-$bit

register variable.

Note $1$: The functions do not return any value $($i$.$e$.,$ void$).$ They modify the $8-$bit register in

place because they take the address of the register variable $($uint$32\_$t $*$reg$)$ as a parameter,

rather than working on a copy.

Note $2$: You need to #include to use the uint$32\_$t data type.

Hint: Below code creates a pointer named reg that points to a $32-$bit integer value of $15.$

uint$32\_$t r $=15$;

uint$32\_$t$*$ reg $=$ &r;