user: What would the C source look like for the assembly code provided here?

```asm
<print_help>:
  endbr64
  sub    $0x8,%rsp
  mov    %rdi,%rsi
  lea    D7(%rip),%rdi
  call   <printf@plt>
  add    $0x8,%rsp
  ret
```

tool_calls: name: unpack_data
arguments: label: D7
datatype: string

tool: D7: Usage: %s [-ahtsfmbcru] FILE1 [FILE2] [FILEn]
 	-h      Prints this usage message.  (help)
	-a[:]bits,channels,rate     Changes the format assumed by default 
	                            for headerless data.  (adjust)
	-t      Prints the summed length of all the files processed.  (total)
	        (Ignored if with -s) 
	-s      Enables script mode: One info type per file per line.   (script)
	        (Defaults to length in secs.) 
	-f      With -s will return the format string as info, alone it will 
	        add it to the main display.  (format)
	    -b  If -s and -f are enabled with this the info printed will be 
	        the sample's bitwidth.  (bits)
	    -c  If -s and -f are enabled with this the info printed will be 
	        the channel count.  (channel count)
	    -r  If -s and -f are enabled with this the info printed will be 
	        the sampling rate.  (rate)
	-m      Will print human computable time as in main display but in 
	        batch fashion.  (minutes)
	        (Only with -s)
	-u      This batchmode option returns the length of specified files 
	        in samples. (Smallest Unit)
	        (This information is worthless if you don't know the sampling 
	        rate of the file.) (Only with -s)
(Note that out of context options will be ignored.)



assistant: ```c
void print_help(char *name) {
  printf("Usage: %s [-ahtsfmbcru] FILE1 [FILE2] [FILEn]\n "
         "\t-h      Prints this usage message.  (help)\n"
         "\t-a[:]bits,channels,rate     Changes the format assumed by default \n"
         "\t                            for headerless data.  (adjust)\n"
         "\t-t      Prints the summed length of all the files processed.  (total)\n"
         "\t        (Ignored if with -s) \n"
         "\t-s      Enables script mode: One info type per file per line.   (script)\n"
         "\t        (Defaults to length in secs.) \n"
         "\t-f      With -s will return the format string as info, alone it will \n"
         "\t        add it to the main display.  (format)\n"
         "\t    -b  If -s and -f are enabled with this the info printed will be \n"
         "\t        the sample's bitwidth.  (bits)\n"
         "\t    -c  If -s and -f are enabled with this the info printed will be \n"
         "\t        the channel count.  (channel count)\n"
         "\t    -r  If -s and -f are enabled with this the info printed will be \n"
         "\t        the sampling rate.  (rate)\n"
         "\t-m      Will print human computable time as in main display but in \n"
         "\t        batch fashion.  (minutes)\n"
         "\t        (Only with -s)\n"
         "\t-u      This batchmode option returns the length of specified files \n"
         "\t        in samples. (Smallest Unit)\n"
         "\t        (This information is worthless if you don't know the sampling \n"
         "\t        rate of the file.) (Only with -s)\n"
         "(Note that out of context options will be ignored.)\n\n",
         name);
}
```