user: Demonstrate the C code that generates the assembly output below:

```asm
<print_help>:
  endbr64
  sub    $0x8,%rsp
  mov    %rdi,%rsi
  lea    D3(%rip),%rdi
  mov    $0x0,%eax
  call   <printf@plt>
  lea    D17(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  add    $0x8,%rsp
  ret
```

tool_calls: name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D3
type_infered: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D17
type_infered: string

tool: D3: Usage: %s [options]


tool: D17:     Join algorithm selection, algorithms : RJ, PRO, PRH, PRHO, NPO, NPO_st    
       -a --algo=<name>    Run the hash join algorithm named <name> [PRO]     
                                                                              
    Other join configuration options, with default values in [] :             
       -n --nthreads=<N>  Number of threads to use <N> [2]                    
       -r --r-size=<R>    Number of tuples in build relation R <R> [128000000]
       -s --s-size=<S>    Number of tuples in probe relation S <S> [128000000]
       -x --r-seed=<x>    Seed value for generating relation R <x> [12345]    
       -y --s-seed=<y>    Seed value for generating relation S <y> [54321]    
       -z --skew=<z>      Zipf skew parameter for probe relation S <z> [0.0]  
       --non-unique       Use non-unique (duplicated) keys in input relations 
       --full-range       Spread keys in relns. in full 32-bit integer range  
       --basic-numa       Numa-localize relations to threads (Experimental)   
                                                                              
    Performance profiling options, when compiled with --enable-perfcounters.  
       -p --perfconf=<P>  Intel PCM config file with upto 4 counters [none]   
       -o --perfout=<O>   Output file to print performance counters [stdout]  
                                                                              
    Basic user options                                                        
        -h --help         Show this message                                   
        --verbose         Be more verbose -- show misc extra info             
        --version         Show version                                        
    

assistant: ```c
void print_help(char *progname) {
  printf("Usage: %s [options]\n", progname);
  printf("    Join algorithm selection, algorithms : RJ, PRO, PRH, PRHO, NPO, NPO_st    \n       -a --algo=<name>    Run the hash join algorithm named <name> [PRO]     \n                                                                              \n    Other join configuration options, with default values in [] :             \n       -n --nthreads=<N>  Number of threads to use <N> [2]                    \n       -r --r-size=<R>    Number of tuples in build relation R <R> [128000000]\n       -s --s-size=<S>    Number of tuples in probe relation S <S> [128000000]\n       -x --r-seed=<x>    Seed value for generating relation R <x> [12345]    \n       -y --s-seed=<y>    Seed value for generating relation S <y> [54321]    \n       -z --skew=<z>      Zipf skew parameter for probe relation S <z> [0.0]  \n       --non-unique       Use non-unique (duplicated) keys in input relations \n       --full-range       Spread keys in relns. in full 32-bit integer range  \n       --basic-numa       Numa-localize relations to threads (Experimental)   \n                                                                              \n    Performance profiling options, when compiled with --enable-perfcounters.  \n       -p --perfconf=<P>  Intel PCM config file with upto 4 counters [none]   \n       -o --perfout=<O>   Output file to print performance counters [stdout]  \n                                                                              \n    Basic user options                                                        \n        -h --help         Show this message                                   \n        --verbose         Be more verbose -- show misc extra info             \n        --version         Show version                                        \n    \n");
}
```