(8 points) Write an assembly program that clears the screen, locates the cursor near the middle of the screen, prompts the user to enter three signed integers:

Enter Signed Integer:

- Assign those values to val2, val3, and val4. - val1, val2, val3 and val4 are 32-bit memory signed integers

- Pass those values to a subroutine that implements the following expression: val1 = (val2 - val3) * (val4 / val2) - (val3 * 3) - To access the values in the caller frame, use EBP (remember EBP is created at the callee side). - The calculated expression result needs to be assigned to val1 at the caller side. - The calculated expression result needs to be displayed on console screen from main subroutine. - Name the subroutine IntegerArithmeticProc. - When calling or creating the IntegerArithmeticProc subroutine, you are not allowed to use any of the following directives: invoke, addr, proc with lists, and proto or proto with lists - Use the appropriate multiplication and division instructions. - Use the CBW, CWD, or CDQ instructions when needed. - For (val4 * 3), you must use the mul two operands format. - Run your program using the debugger to verify your answers.

? Use Step Into instead of Step Over to keep track of the stack, ESP, EBP, EIP during debugging. ? To access the stack memory, copy the value of ESP from the register window and past it in the search text box in the memory window.