You are writing a function in assembly that needs to call a C function. You are currently using all registers. Select the minimum set of registers that you must save before calling that C function. ECX EBX ESI EBP EDI EAX EDX ESP You are writing a function in assembly that needs to be callable from C. In this assembly function you are planning on using all of the registers. Select the minimum set of registers that your program must save before using them. EAX EDX EBX ESP ESI ECX EDI Given that the values listed in the table below, what bytes in memory are considered to be a part of the stack? Write your answer in the form StartByteEndByte o For example, if you think that bytes 327-598 make up the stack, then write your answer as 327598 o Always write the address of the byte with the lowest address first For example, if you think that bytes 567 - 891 are a part of the stack, then write your answer as 567891 and NOT as 891567 If your answer is only a single byte, still write your answer in the form StartByteEndByte o For example, if you think that the stack consists of only byte 322, then write your answer as 322322 Quantity EAX EBX ECX EDX ESI EDI ESP EIP Maximum Address in Memory 10659 Value 31013 4473 8028 6696 8238 3561 9243 3215 9523 Given that the values listed in the table below, what bytes in memory are considered to be a part of the current stack frame? Write your answer in the form StartByteEndByte o For example, if you think that bytes 327-598 make up the stack, then write your answer as 327598 o Always write the address of the byte with the lowest address first For example, if you think that bytes 567 - 891 are a part of the stack, then write your answer as 567891 and NOT as 891567 If your answer is only a single byte, still write your answer in the form StartByteEndByte o For example, if you think that the stack consists of only byte 322, then write your answer as 322322 Quantity EAX EBX ECX EDX ESI EDI ESP EIP Maximum Address in Memory Value 2175 1961 5298 3551 5463 134 16079 3558 7593 27973 You are writing a function in assembly that needs to call a C function. You are currently using all registers. Select the minimum set of registers that you must save before calling that C function. ECX EBX ESI EBP EDI EAX EDX ESP You are writing a function in assembly that needs to be callable from C. In this assembly function you are planning on using all of the registers. Select the minimum set of registers that your program must save before using them. EAX EDX EBX ESP ESI ECX EDI Given that the values listed in the table below, what bytes in memory are considered to be a part of the stack? Write your answer in the form StartByteEndByte o For example, if you think that bytes 327-598 make up the stack, then write your answer as 327598 o Always write the address of the byte with the lowest address first For example, if you think that bytes 567 - 891 are a part of the stack, then write your answer as 567891 and NOT as 891567 If your answer is only a single byte, still write your answer in the form StartByteEndByte o For example, if you think that the stack consists of only byte 322, then write your answer as 322322 Quantity EAX EBX ECX EDX ESI EDI ESP EIP Maximum Address in Memory 10659 Value 31013 4473 8028 6696 8238 3561 9243 3215 9523 Given that the values listed in the table below, what bytes in memory are considered to be a part of the current stack frame? Write your answer in the form StartByteEndByte o For example, if you think that bytes 327-598 make up the stack, then write your answer as 327598 o Always write the address of the byte with the lowest address first For example, if you think that bytes 567 - 891 are a part of the stack, then write your answer as 567891 and NOT as 891567 If your answer is only a single byte, still write your answer in the form StartByteEndByte o For example, if you think that the stack consists of only byte 322, then write your answer as 322322 Quantity EAX EBX ECX EDX ESI EDI ESP EIP Maximum Address in Memory Value 2175 1961 5298 3551 5463 134 16079 3558 7593 27973