Consider the following ARM assembly code:functionl: push (r4-r10, fp)fp, p,28p, p.-add r4,r0, rladd r5,r2,r3add r6,14,r5str r6, [tp,t-321 // Ar4ldr r0, Ifp, t-121 // rl=Asub p, fp, 28(r4-r10, fp)addI/ allocate local variable spaceadd// r5er2+r3// r6mr4+r5popFor the given ARM code, what is the minimal set of registers that must be saved by the routine"functionl"a) {r4-r5}b) {r4-r6}c) {r4}d) {r4-r10}

Register Set {r4-r10} represent local variables Minimal required set is {r4-r5} since in the…

Consider the following ARM assembly code: functionl: push (rt-r10, fpi add fp, sp.28 add sp, sp. add r4,r0,rl add r5,r2,r3 add r6,r4,rS II allocate local variable space I/ 15-r2+r3 stz ldr r0, Ifp, t-121 1/ rl=A 824'dz'de qns pop (rd-rl0, fp} ba For the given ARM code, what is the minimal set of registers that must be saved by the routine "functionl" a) {r4-r5} b) {r4-r6} c) {r4} d) {r4-r10}

Consider the following ARM assembly code: functionl: push (rt-r10, fpi add fp, sp.28 add sp, sp. add r4,r0,rl add r5,r2,r3 add r6,r4,rS II allocate local variable space I/ 15-r2+r3 stz ldr r0, Ifp, t-121 1/ rl=A 824'dz'de qns pop (rd-rl0, fp} ba For the given ARM code, what is the minimal set of registers that must be saved by the routine "functionl" a) {r4-r5} b) {r4-r6} c) {r4} d) {r4-r10}

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