Hint: Use X_(0),X1 as arguments and X 2 as return value, according to the convention for procedure calling. Ex: If the values of X19 and X20 are initialized in the simulator as: the result is stored in X21: Code given: ADDI X28, XZR, #1000 // Assume Stack memory starts at 1000. Do not modify. // Procedure Main (Do not modify) Main: ADD X0, solutionspile.com

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Hint: Use X_(0),X1 as arguments and X 2 as return value, according to the convention for procedure calling.  Ex: If the values of X19 and X20 are initialized in the simulator as:  the result is stored in X21:  Code given:  ADDI X28, XZR, #1000 // Assume Stack memory starts at 1000. Do not modify.  // Procedure Main (Do not modify)  Main:   ADD X0, XZR, X19  ADD X1, XZR, X20  BL Sum  ADD X21, X20, X19  ADD X21, X21, X2  B End  // Procedure Sum  Sum:  // Type your code here.    // Procedure Dif (Do not modify)  Dif:  SUB X2, X1, X0  BR X30  End:  solutionspile.com

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