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

```asm
<print_usage>:
  endbr64
  push   %rbp
  mov    %rsp,%rbp
  mov    $0x0,%eax
  call   <print_version@plt>
  lea    D337(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D173(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D337(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D110(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D10(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D191(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D22(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D93(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D183(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D34(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D336(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D130(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D117(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D157(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D216(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D233(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D50(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D89(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D132(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D88(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D349(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D292(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D91(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D101(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D265(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D279(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D213(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D222(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D303(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D223(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D244(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D124(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D242(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D49(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  lea    D337(%rip),%rax
  mov    %rax,%rdi
  call   <usg@plt>
  nop
  pop    %rbp
  ret
```

tool_calls: name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D337
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D173
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D110
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D10
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D191
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D22
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D93
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D183
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D34
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D336
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D130
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D117
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D157
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D216
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D233
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D50
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D89
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D132
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D88
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D349
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D292
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D91
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D101
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D265
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D279
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D213
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D222
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D303
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D223
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D244
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D124
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D242
data_type: string
name: extract_symbolic_data
arguments: tag: D49
data_type: string

tool: D337: 


tool: D173: Usage: spamc [options] [-e command [args]] < message


tool: D110: Options:


tool: D10:   -d, --dest host[,host2]
                      Specify one or more hosts to connect to.
                      [default: localhost]


tool: D191:   -H , --randomize    Randomize IP addresses for the looked-up
                      hostname.


tool: D22:   -p, --port port     Specify port for connection to spamd.
                      [default: 783]


tool: D93:   -U, --socket path   Connect to spamd via UNIX domain sockets.


tool: D183:   -F, --config path   Use this configuration file.


tool: D34:   -t, --timeout timeout
                      Timeout in seconds for communications to
                      spamd. [default: 600]


tool: D336:   -n, --connect-timeout timeout
                      Timeout in seconds when opening a connection to
                      spamd. [default: 600]


tool: D130:   --filter-retries retries
                      Retry filtering this many times if the spamd
                      process fails (usually times out) [default: 1]


tool: D117:   --filter-retry-sleep sleep
                      Sleep for this time between failed filter
                      attempts, in seconds [default: 1]


tool: D157:   --connect-retries retries
                      Try connecting to spamd tcp socket this many times
                      [default: 3]


tool: D216:   --retry-sleep sleep Sleep for this time between attempts to
                      connect to spamd, in seconds [default: 1]


tool: D233:   -s, --max-size size Specify maximum message size, in bytes.
                      [default: 500k]


tool: D50:   -u, --username username
                      User for spamd to process this message under.
                      [default: current user]


tool: D89:   -L, --learntype learntype
                      Learn message as spam, ham or forget to
                      forget or unlearn the message.


tool: D132:   -C, --reporttype reporttype
                      Report message to collaborative filtering
                      databases.  Report type should be 'report' for
                      spam or 'revoke' for ham.


tool: D88:   -B, --bsmtp         Assume input is a single BSMTP-formatted
                      message.


tool: D349:   -c, --check         Just print the summary line and set an exit
                      code.


tool: D292:   -y, --tests         Just print the names of the tests hit.


tool: D91:   -r, --full-spam     Print full report for messages identified as
                      spam.


tool: D101:   -R, --full          Print full report for all messages.


tool: D265:   --headers           Rewrite only the message headers.


tool: D279:   -E, --exitcode      Filter as normal, and set an exit code.


tool: D213:   -x, --no-safe-fallback
                      Don't fallback safely.


tool: D222:   -l, --log-to-stderr Log errors and warnings to stderr.


tool: D303:   -e, --pipe-to command [args]
                      Pipe the output to the given command instead
                      of stdout. This must be the last option.


tool: D223:   -h, --help          Print this help message and exit.


tool: D244:   -V, --version       Print spamc version and exit.


tool: D124:   -K                  Keepalive check of spamd.


tool: D242:   -z                  Compress mail message sent to spamd.


tool: D49:   -f                  (Now default, ignored.)


assistant: ```c
void print_usage(void) {
  print_version();
  usg("\n");
  usg("Usage: spamc [options] [-e command [args]] < message\n");
  usg("\n");
  usg("Options:\n");
  usg("  -d, --dest host[,host2]\n"
      "                      Specify one or more hosts to connect to.\n"
      "                      [default: localhost]\n");
  usg("  -H , --randomize    Randomize IP addresses for the looked-up\n"
      "                      hostname.\n");
  usg("  -p, --port port     Specify port for connection to spamd.\n"
      "                      [default: 783]\n");
  usg("  -U, --socket path   Connect to spamd via UNIX domain sockets.\n");
  usg("  -F, --config path   Use this configuration file.\n");
  usg("  -t, --timeout timeout\n"
      "                      Timeout in seconds for communications to\n"
      "                      spamd. [default: 600]\n");
  usg("  -n, --connect-timeout timeout\n"
      "                      Timeout in seconds when opening a connection to\n"
      "                      spamd. [default: 600]\n");
  usg("  --filter-retries retries\n"
      "                      Retry filtering this many times if the spamd\n"
      "                      process fails (usually times out) [default: 1]\n");
  usg("  --filter-retry-sleep sleep\n"
      "                      Sleep for this time between failed filter\n"
      "                      attempts, in seconds [default: 1]\n");
  usg("  --connect-retries retries\n"
      "                      Try connecting to spamd tcp socket this many times\n"
      "                      [default: 3]\n");
  usg("  --retry-sleep sleep Sleep for this time between attempts to\n"
      "                      connect to spamd, in seconds [default: 1]\n");
  usg("  -s, --max-size size Specify maximum message size, in bytes.\n"
      "                      [default: 500k]\n");
  usg("  -u, --username username\n"
      "                      User for spamd to process this message under.\n"
      "                      [default: current user]\n");
  usg("  -L, --learntype learntype\n"
      "                      Learn message as spam, ham or forget to\n"
      "                      forget or unlearn the message.\n");
  usg("  -C, --reporttype reporttype\n"
      "                      Report message to collaborative filtering\n"
      "                      databases.  Report type should be 'report' for\n"
      "                      spam or 'revoke' for ham.\n");
  usg("  -B, --bsmtp         Assume input is a single BSMTP-formatted\n"
      "                      message.\n");
  usg("  -c, --check         Just print the summary line and set an exit\n"
      "                      code.\n");
  usg("  -y, --tests         Just print the names of the tests hit.\n");
  usg("  -r, --full-spam     Print full report for messages identified as\n"
      "                      spam.\n");
  usg("  -R, --full          Print full report for all messages.\n");
  usg("  --headers           Rewrite only the message headers.\n");
  usg("  -E, --exitcode      Filter as normal, and set an exit code.\n");
  usg("  -x, --no-safe-fallback\n"
      "                      Don't fallback safely.\n");
  usg("  -l, --log-to-stderr Log errors and warnings to stderr.\n");
  usg("  -e, --pipe-to command [args]\n"
      "                      Pipe the output to the given command instead\n"
      "                      of stdout. This must be the last option.\n");
  usg("  -h, --help          Print this help message and exit.\n");
  usg("  -V, --version       Print spamc version and exit.\n");
  usg("  -K                  Keepalive check of spamd.\n");
  usg("  -z                  Compress mail message sent to spamd.\n");
  usg("  -f                  (Now default, ignored.)\n");
  usg("\n");
}
```