Computers and Technology, 06.03.2020 23:33, DASASDAEDWEDA

Without changing anything in main. c, modify the assembly in test2.S such that the result of the subtract operation is printed in the Target Console window. Make sure that your code can properly return back to the main. c. Demonstrate your code running to the TA. Copy your test2 function below. Hint: You will need to call printf from your assembly directly. Don't forget to setup the appropriate string in the .data section. Remember, now your test2 function is no-longer a leaf function.

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Without changing anything in main. c, modify the assembly in test2.S such that the result of the sub...