3.2. Assume that mylist is the following structure in C struct mylist { int a; struct mylist *next; (i) Translate the following C function into equivalent MIPS one. Assume the input argument of the function is in Sa0 and the output is in SvO. You may preserve only those registers across function calls which would be required for correct implementation. Also, assume that NULL pointer is O. struct mylist *getend (struct mylist *p)\ if (p-> next-NULL) return p; else return getend(p -> next); (ii) Briefly explain in English what the function does 3.2. Assume that mylist is the following structure in C struct mylist { int a; struct mylist *next; (i) Translate the following C function into equivalent MIPS one. Assume the input argument of the function is in Sa0 and the output is in SvO. You may preserve only those registers across function calls which would be required for correct implementation. Also, assume that NULL pointer is O. struct mylist *getend (struct mylist *p)\ if (p-> next-NULL) return p; else return getend(p -> next); (ii) Briefly explain in English what the function does