I$\text{'}$m running this MIPS code and I$\text{'}$m getting an error $("$Memory address out of bounds"$),$ can someone help me fix this code. The code is supposed to implement a linked list to store element names from a periodic table file

$$enames$.$dat$.$ The program will then print the names in the periodic table constructed. The output

MUST be in the order the elements were read in from the file.

HERE IS THE CODE:

$.$data

HEADER$\_$STR: $.$asciiz "Elements by F$.$ Last v$0\mathrm{.}1$

$"$

NEWLINE: $.$asciiz $"$

$"$

SPACE: $.$asciiz $""$

ptfname: $.$asciiz $"$C:path$/$enames$.$dat"

# Global variables

head: $.$word $0$

linebuf: $.$space $80$

$.$text

$.$globl main

main:

# Print header

li $v$0,4$ # syscall for print string

la $a$0,$ HEADER$\_$STR # load address of header string

syscall

# Open file

la $a$0,$ ptfname

jal open

move $s$0,$ $v$0$ # Store file descriptor

read$\_$loop:

# Read a line from the file

la $a$0,$ linebuf

li $a$1,80$

move $a$2,$ $s$0$ # Pass file descriptor

jal fgetln

# Check if EOF

beq $v$0,$ $zero, close$\_$file

# Allocate memory for the string

move $a$0,$ $v$0$ # Pass the address of the string

jal strdup

move $s$1,$ $v$0$ # Store the pointer to the duplicated string

# Create a new node and add to the head of the list

jal getnode

j read$\_$loop

close$\_$file:

move $a$0,$ $s$0$ # Pass file descriptor

jal close

# Traverse the list and print elements

move $a$0,$ $s$2$ # Pass head of the List

jal traverse

# Exit

li $v$0,10$

syscall

getnode:

# Allocate memory for the node

li $a$0,8$

jal malloc

move $s$2,$ $v$0$ # Store the address of the new node

# Set node.data $=$ s

sw $s$1,($$s$2)$

# Set node.next $=$ head

sw $s$0,4($$s$2)$

# Update head

move $s$0,$ $s$2$

jr $ra

traverse:

# Recursive traversal

beq $a$0,$ $zero, end$\_$traverse

lw $t$0,4($$a$0)$ # Load next node

jal traverse # Recursive call

lw $a$0,($$a$0)$ # Load data

jal print # Print data

end$\_$traverse:

jr $ra

print:

# Print length

move $a$0,$ $a$0$ # Copy address of the string

jal strlen # Get length of the string

move $a$1,$ $v$0$ # Pass length to print$\_$len

# Print $\text{'}$:$\text{'}$

li $v$0,4$

la $a$0,$ SPACE

syscall

# Print string

li $v$0,4$

syscall

# Print newline

li $v$0,4$

la $a$0,$ NEWLINE

syscall

jr $ra