Here is a sketch of two C functions / and g: int f(int x) { int i; ••• return i+1; ••• } int g(int y) { int j; ••• f( j+ D ••• 1 That is, function g calls /. Draw the top of the stack, starting with...

Here is a sketch of two C functions / and g:

int f(int x) { int i; ••• return i+1; ••• } int g(int y) { int j; ••• f( j+ D ••• 1


That is, function g calls /. Draw the top of the stack, starting with the activation record for g, after g calls /, and / is about to return. You can consider only return values, parameters, control links, and space for local variables; you do not have to consider stored state or temporary or local values not shown in the code sketch. However, you should indicate:

a) Which function creates the space on the stack for each element?

b) Which function writes the value of each element?

c) To which activation record does the element belong?