Example function void f() { int array[10]; read(array, 10); reverse(array, 10); print(array, 10); } Stack Frame saved $ra = 4 bytes int array[10] (40 bytes) Figure 7.6: Example of a function f and its...

Extracted text: Example function void f() { int array[10]; read(array, 10); reverse(array, 10); print(array, 10); } Stack Frame saved $ra = 4 bytes int array[10] (40 bytes) Figure 7.6: Example of a function f and its corresponding stack frame 5. Suppose we rewrite function f (Figures 7.6) to have an integer parameter n. The local array is now declared to have n integers (rather than 10). This means that the size of the stack frame size of function f will depend on n. Rewrite the function f in MIPS assembly language. Hint: you may use the $fp register (in addition to $sp) to implement the function f. void f(int n) { int array[n]; read(array, n); reverse(array, n); print(array, n); }