Convert this C++ program exactly as you see it into x86 assemblylanguage:
// Use the Irvine library for the print function
#include
// The string that needs to be printed
char word[] = \"Golf\0\";
// Pointer to a specific character in the string
char * character = word;
//NOTE: This main() function is not portable outside of VisualStudio
void main()
{
// Set up a LOOP - See the while loop's conditional expressionbelow
int ecx = 4;
do
{
// Print the character
// In x86 assembly language you must use the following two linesof code:
// mov al, WHATEVER_CHARACTER_YOU_WANT_TO_PRINT
// call WriteChar
std::cout << *character;
// Increment the pointer
++character;
} while (--ecx != 0);
// In x86 assembly language you must use the following line ofcode:
// call CrLf
std::cout << std::endl;
// In x86 assembly language you must use the following line ofcode:
// call WaitMsg system(\"PAUSE\");
}
