Convert the assembly code to a C program The portion of the generated assembly code implementing the C function int (int x, int y, int z). Note: xin %edi, y in %esi, z in %edx.func (int, int, int):pushq%rbpmovq%rsp, %rbpmovl%edi, -20(%rbp)movl%esi, -24(%rbp)movl%edx, -28(%rbp)movl-20 ( %rbp), %edxmovl-24 (%rbp), %eaxaddl%edx, %eaxaddl$11, %eаxВeax, -4(8rbp)Int func(int x, int y, int z){movlmovl-4 ( %rbp), %eaxsubl$4, %eax}int main(){}movlвеах, -8(8rbp)movl-8 ( %rbp), %eaxроpg%rbpretmain:pushq%rbpmovq%rsp, %rbpsubq$16, %rspmovl$3, %edxmovl$2, %esimovl$1, %edicallfunc(int, int, int).movlВeax, -4($rbp)movl$0, %eaxleaveret

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