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2.28 [5] < §2.7> translate the following loop into c. assume that the c-level integer i is held in register x10,x0 holds the c-level integer called result, and x1 holds the base address of the integer memarray. orr x10, xzr, xzr loop: ldur x11, [x1, #0] add x0, x0, x11 addi x1, x1, #8 addi x10, x10, #1 cmpi x10, 100 b. lt loop 2.29 [10] < §2.7> rewrite the loop from exercise 2.28 to reduce the number of legv8 instructions executed. hint: notice that variable i is used only for loop control.
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