Summing Three Arrays Write an assembly language subroutine that receives the offsets of three arrays, all of equal size. It adds the second and third arrays to the values in the first array. When it returns, the first array has all new values. Write a test program in C/C++ that creates an array, passes it to the subroutine, and prints the contents of the first array.

SumThreeArrays PROC USES eax ebx esi,

  array1:PTR DWORD, array2:PTR DWORD,

  array3:PTR DWORD, arraySize:DWORD

  LOCAL sz:BYTE       ; local sz for jump

  mov sz, 4                   ; size of each iteration jump

  mov ecx, arraySize           ; set ecx to size of arrays for loop

L1:

  mov eax, arraySize           ; move array size into eax

  sub eax, ecx               ; subtract whats left

  mul sz                       ; multiply by 4 to know how much to jump  

  mov esi, array1               ; set esi to start of array 1

  mov ebx, [esi+eax]           ; move value of esi+jump into ebx

  mov esi, array2               ; set esi to start of array 2

  add ebx, [esi+eax]           ; add value of esi+jump to ebx

  mov esi, array3               ; set esi to start of array 3

  add ebx, [esi+eax]           ; add value of esi+jump to ebx

  mov esi, array1               ; set esi to start of array 1

  mov [esi+eax], ebx           ; move value of ebx into esi+jump

  LOOP L1

  ret

SumThreeArrays ENDP

END

Explanation:

The subroutine "SumThreeArrays" from the assembly language gets from memory three defined arrays from a C++ source code and extend the size of the first array with the values of the second and the third arrays.

what is inputmismatchexception?

solution:

this situation is called an ip conflict.

data from a server is sent in small bits called packets. in an ip conflict, some packets will end up in one computer while some other packets will end up in another computer.

so…overall none of the computers get the data as the original message or picture being sent by the server cannot be retrieved with only half the packets. so it will show up as an error.

thus the final answer is d.