Translate the following code to x86. Assume standard conventions for passing par

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Translate the following code to x86. Assume standard conventions for passing parameters and return values using registers. int minus Two (int n) {n = n - 2: return n;} Translate the following code to x86. Assume standard conventions for passing parameters and return values using registers. Use %rcx for n, and %rbx for m. n = 1 2; m = minusTwo (n); n = n + m; Assume your previous code from questions 5 and 6 both use the same register %rbx, to hold different values. Write code for minusTwo that demonstrates proper "filling" and "spilling" of %rbx to the stack.

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6)

main:

mov %rcx,#0CH

push %rcx

mov %rbx,[esp+4]

mov %rax,%rcx

add %rax,%rbx

mov %rcx,%rax

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