Please be sure to only use the three functions specified and only use addition where approved in the directions and use bitwise operation.

Thank you so much for the help

1. Make BoothMult function that performs multiplication of two 32-bit signed integers at bit level. The function definition: long long int BoothMult(int multiplicand, int multiplier), where multiplicand and multiplier are two operands to multiply and the function returns the product. The only allowed operations: All bit-level operations (k, , ^,-), all logical operations (&& ,!), left ( and right (>>) shifts, equality and inequality (!-). Thus no arithmetic operations are allowed except for two cases as noted below. The BoothMath function should use the algorithm on slide D45. Do not include correction for the bug in Booth's algorithm when multiplicand equals Tmin Since your algorithm has to have 32 iterations, you should have one loop like this one: int 1; for (i-0; i-32; i++) { .. thus the addition is being used here for "i++, and you will need also to use the following function for adding two integers (the second addition) int Add (int x, int y) return (x+y); 2. The main function gets as input 2 integers in hex (use scanf with %x), prints them as signed and hex, calls BoothMult function, and then prints results from BoothMult, as signed and hex. 3. Your program should be included in 3 files as follows: - the main function in the file Main.c, - the BoothMult function in the file Booth.c - the add function in the file Add.c. At the beginning of Main.c as a comment include your compilation command Global variables and arrays are not allowed. You may assume that 2 integers on input are provided without any illegal character