Part A Symbols and symbol table allocation Symbol tables are the structures used by compilers when translating source programs into linkable object modules, and object modules into an executable program. They contain information about identifiers, tokens, etc., and any important component essential to the utilities that interface between the front and back ends of a compiler. Which of the following lists correctly indicate defined symbols contained in the symbol table associated with the malloc.o object? View Available Hint(s) O freep, mmalloc, nunits, base, p, prevp O freep, mmalloc, morecore, nunits, base, prevp, P, mcount O freep, mcount, free, morecore, op, up, abrki O morecore, mmalloc, freep, nunits, base, P, prevp; O freep, free, mcount, nu base; Part A Symbols and symbol table allocation Symbol tables are the structures used by compilers when translating source programs into linkable object modules, and object modules into an executable program. They contain information about identifiers, tokens, etc., and any important component essential to the utilities that interface between the front and back ends of a compiler. Which of the following lists correctly indicate defined symbols contained in the symbol table associated with the malloc.o object? View Available Hint(s) O freep, mmalloc, nunits, base, p, prevp O freep, mmalloc, morecore, nunits, base, prevp, P, mcount O freep, mcount, free, morecore, op, up, abrki O morecore, mmalloc, freep, nunits, base, P, prevp; O freep, free, mcount, nu base