BP$4$:

BP$5$:

BP$6$:You are given the following Intel assembly program. Give the contents of the EAX, EBX, ECX, EDX, EBP, ESP registers and the stack at the locations in the program marked as BP$1,$ BP$2,$ BP$3,$ BP$4,$ BP$5$ and BP$6.$

Use the excel table provided to you. For each BPx$,$ write in the appropriate cells. The contents for BP$0$ are given. Remember to mark where the current esp is pointing to as shown in the example BP$0.$ Also when writing the contents of the esp register, use the adresses in terms of esp$0,$ e$.$g$.$ like esp$0-4$ or esp$0+4,$ etc

segment $.$data

n$1$ dd $7$

n$2$ dd $10$

segment $.$bss

buffer resb $16$

segment $.$text

global $\_$start

$\_$start:

; BP$0$

push dword $[$n$2]$

push dword $[$n$1]$

; BP$1$

call my$\_$mult

add esp,$8$

mov $[$result$],$ eax

; BP$6$

push dword $[$result$]$

call my$\_$print$\_$int

add esp,$4$

;exit

mov eax,$1$

mov ebx,$0$

int $80$h

my$\_$mult:

push ebp

mov ebp,esp

; BP$2$

mov eax,$[$ebp$+8]$

mov ebx,$[$ebp$+12]$

; BP$3$

mul ebx

; BP$4$

pop ebp

; BP$5$

ret

;Assume the subroutine for printing an integer is below

my$\_$print$\_$int:

$...$BP$0$:

BP$1$:

BP$2$:

BP$3$: