Short Answer 1. Many compilers use 2. Inline assembly statements generally begin with theprefix 3. Clang and GCC support two forms of inline assembly: 4 5. In Clang/GCC inline assembly, output operands require a assemblers to handle inline assenbly. and provide information related to the use and placement of VO operands that indicates read/write status 13 6. An .rn" constraint indicates that both a and are constraints of the operation. constraint is necessary to indicate an SSE register placement. 7. 8. The AT&T and Intel, with regard to assembly code, are formally known as 9. While generally supportive of the x86 instruction set, integrated assembler support of is more limited. 10. Compiler optimizations can potentially be limited by the use of 11. The assembly equivalent of an i n l i ne C+>Mnction is a . 12. Functions and macros both allow for 13. Assembly macros are invoked in GAS, MASM, and NASM by stating the macro followed by comma separated arguments. 14. Macros can be placed inside or outside of assembly program 15. The REQ attribute can be used to require a macro argument in the assembler True/False 1. The interrupt code for a debugging breakpoint is 1(T/F) 2. In Visual C++inline assembly, registers used must be listed as clobbered. (T/F 3. A variable name used in C+ code can also be used as a symbolic name in Clang/GCC inline assembly. (T/F The use of the 'volatile' keyword in an asm statement guarantees that no optimizations wil happen regarding that portion of the code. (T/F The MACRO directive is allowed in Visual C++ inline assembly. (T/F) 4. 5