Problem
In the assembly code, a function prologue is the code at the beginning of a function and is used to prepare the stack and registers for executing the function. It consists of three instructions. Indicate below the order in which these instructions are executed (Note by the caller, we mean the function that is invoking the current function, and by the callee, we mean the function that is being invoked):
a) Set the frame pointer to stacks current position (set ebp to esp)
b) Save the callers frame pointer (ebp ) to the top of the stack
c) Move the stack pointer (esp) by N bytes where N bytes is the space needed for local variables