Write a program in ARM assembly using ARMSim# to perform the following tasks:
1. Open a file named "integers.dat" and keep track of the following information:
a.The first integer value is (i)
b. The ith integer value is (j)
c. Count the total number of integers in the file
d. Count the number of integers that are less than j
e. Count how many even numbers are less than j
f. And how many odd numbers are less than j
2. Output the six pieces of information to the console (stdout), For example, if
"integers.dat" contains the integers "4 - 47 10 198 0 569 - 34 986 547 4" I would expect the following result as an output:
a. Integer (i) = 4
b. Integer (j) = 198
c. Total integers = 10
d. Integers < (j) = 6
e. Even < (j) = 5
f. Odd < (j) = 1
Meeting the above requirements is a bare minimum for the assignment. In order to get full credit, your program should:
a. have appropriate comments (not too much and not too little)
b. check for errors, such as a missing file or an empty file
c. have a readable output well aligned as listed above.
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@ r0,r1,r2 reserved
@ r4 used for holding number of ints less than j
@ r5 used for holding total count of integers.
@ r6 used for storing j= int[i]
@ r7 used for storing first int (i)
@ r8 used for signaling first int received
@ r9 used for file handle
@r10 used to holding total even integers < j




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