4.10 The C standard library provides the open() function, which is documented in the second section of the Linux manual pages. This function is a very small "wrapper" to allow C programmers to access the open() system call. Assembly programmers can access the system call directly. In ARM Linux, the system call number for open() is 5. The values for flag constants used with open() are defined in /usr/include/bits/fcntl-linux.h Write the ARM assembly instructions and directives necessary to make a Linux system call to open a file named input.txt for reading, without using the C standard library. In other words, write the assembly equivalent to: open( "input. txt", O. RDONLY); using the swi 4.10 The C standard library provides the open() function, which is documented in the second section of the Linux manual pages. This function is a very small "wrapper" to allow C programmers to access the open() system call. Assembly programmers can access the system call directly. In ARM Linux, the system call number for open() is 5. The values for flag constants used with open() are defined in /usr/include/bits/fcntl-linux.h Write the ARM assembly instructions and directives necessary to make a Linux system call to open a file named input.txt for reading, without using the C standard library. In other words, write the assembly equivalent to: open( "input. txt", O. RDONLY); using the swi