In the LC-2200 calling convention, the 6 general purpose reg…

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In the LC-2200 cаlling cоnventiоn, the 6 generаl purpоse registers аre divided into 3 caller-saved ($t) registers and 3 callee-saved ($s) registers. The pseudocode snippet below demonstrates a sequence of function calls: main calls foo once foo calls bar 10 times int bar(int x) {   int sum = 0;   for(int i = 0; i < x; i++){         sum += i;   }   return sum;}void foo(){   int n = 0;   for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++){         int x = i * 3;         n+= bar(x);   }   printf("%dn",n);}int main(){   int code = -1;   foo();   return code;} When the compiler is allocating registers to certain variables, which of the following allocations will provide an optimal number of saves/loads with respect to the calling convention?

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