user: 提供的汇编代码用C语言表示会是什么样子:

```asm
<printhelp>:
  endbr64
  sub    $0x8,%rsp
  lea    D217(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D233(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D264(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D60(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D263(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D61(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D47(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D229(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  mov    $0x4,%esi
  lea    D224(%rip),%rdi
  mov    $0x0,%eax
  call   <printf@plt>
  lea    D259(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D399(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D157(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D142(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D315(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D548(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D74(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D17(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D128(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D186(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D192(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D234(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D253(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D489(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D244(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D409(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D31(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D481(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D93(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  mov    $0x1,%esi
  lea    D385(%rip),%rdi
  mov    $0x0,%eax
  call   <printf@plt>
  lea    D392(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D0(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D177(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D453(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D11(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D360(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D454(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D46(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D4(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D499(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D268(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D491(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D40(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D472(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D343(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D413(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D330(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D484(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D498(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D364(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D513(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D314(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D77(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D346(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D179(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  lea    D361(%rip),%rdi
  call   <puts@plt>
  mov    $0xa,%edi
  call   <putchar@plt>
  add    $0x8,%rsp
  ret
```

tool_calls: name: parse_data
arguments: label: D217
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D233
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D264
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D60
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D263
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D61
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D47
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D229
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D224
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D259
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D399
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D157
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D142
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D315
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D548
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D74
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D17
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D128
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D186
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D192
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D234
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D253
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D489
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D244
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D409
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D31
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D481
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D93
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D385
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D392
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D0
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D177
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D453
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D11
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D360
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D454
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D46
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D4
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D499
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D268
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D491
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D40
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D472
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D343
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D413
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D330
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D484
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D498
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D364
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D513
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D314
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D77
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D346
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D179
datatype: string
name: parse_data
arguments: label: D361
datatype: string

tool: D217: Command help


tool: D233:     Commands are case insensitive

tool: D264:     Address and numeric values can be dec (ex 12), hex (ex 0xC), or octal (ex 014)

tool: D60:     Memory addresses can be wa=32-bit word address, ba=byte address.  Suffix of i=instruction or d=data memory

tool: D263:     Return without a command will rerun a previous d, dd, or di command while displaying the next block


tool: D61:     BR [breakpoint_number [address]]

tool: D47:     View or set an instruction breakpoint

tool: D229:        'b' by itself will display current breakpoints

tool: D224:        breakpoint_number is the breakpoint reference and ranges from 0 to %u


tool: D259:        address is the instruction word address that the processor should stop at (instruction is not executed)

tool: D399:        if no address is provided, then the breakpoint is cleared


tool: D157:     D memory_location_wa [length]

tool: D142:     Raw dump of PRU data memory (32-bit word offset from beginning of full PRU memory block - all PRUs)


tool: D315:     DD memory_location_wa [length]

tool: D548:     Dump data memory (32-bit word offset from beginning of PRU data memory)


tool: D74:     DI memory_location_wa [length]

tool: D17:     Dump instruction memory (32-bit word offset from beginning of PRU instruction memory)


tool: D128:     DIS memory_location_wa [length]

tool: D186:     Disassemble instruction memory (32-bit word offset from beginning of PRU instruction memory)


tool: D192:     G

tool: D234:     Start processor execution of instructions (at current IP)


tool: D253:     GSS

tool: D489:     Start processor execution using automatic single stepping - this allows running a program with breakpoints


tool: D244:     HALT

tool: D409:     Halt the processor


tool: D31:     L memory_location_iwa file_name

tool: D481:     Load program file into instruction memory at 32-bit word address provided (offset from beginning of instruction memory


tool: D93:     PRU pru_number

tool: D385:     Set the active PRU where pru_number ranges from 0 to %u


tool: D392:     Some debugger commands do action on active PRU (such as halt and reset)


tool: D0:     Q

tool: D177:     Quit the debugger and return to shell prompt.


tool: D453:     R

tool: D11:     Display the current PRU registers.


tool: D360:     RESET

tool: D454:     Reset the current PRU


tool: D46:     SS

tool: D4:     Single step the current instruction.


tool: D499:     WA [watch_num [address [value]]]

tool: D268:     Clear or set a watch point

tool: D491:       format 1:  wa - print watch point list

tool: D40:       format 2:  wa watch_num - clear watch point watch_num

tool: D472:       format 3:  wa watch_num address - set a watch point (watch_num) so any change at that word address

tool: D343:                  in data memory will be printed during program execution with gss command

tool: D413:       format 4:  wa watch_num address value - set a watch point (watch_num) so that the program (run with gss) will

tool: D330:                  be halted when the memory location equals the value

tool: D484:       NOTE: for watchpoints to work, you must use gss command to run the program


tool: D498:     WR memory_location_wa value1 [value2 [value3 ...]]

tool: D364:     Write a 32-bit value to a raw (offset from beginning of full PRU memory block - all PRUs)

tool: D513:     memory_location is a 32-bit word index from the beginning of the PRU subsystem memory block


tool: D314:     WRD memory_location_wa value1 [value2 [value3 ...]]

tool: D77:     Write a 32-bit value to PRU data memory (32-bit word offset from beginning of PRU data memory)


tool: D346:     WRI memory_location_wa value1 [value2 [value3 ...]]

tool: D179:     Write a 32-bit value to PRU instruction memory (32-bit word offset from beginning of PRU instruction memory)


tool: D361: A brief version of help is available with the command hb

assistant: ```c
void printhelp() {
  printf("Command help\n\n");
  printf("    Commands are case insensitive\n");
  printf("    Address and numeric values can be dec (ex 12), hex (ex 0xC), or octal (ex 014)\n");
  printf("    Memory addresses can be wa=32-bit word address, ba=byte address.  Suffix of i=instruction or d=data memory\n");
  printf("    Return without a command will rerun a previous d, dd, or di command while displaying the next block\n\n");
  printf("    BR [breakpoint_number [address]]\n");
  printf("    View or set an instruction breakpoint\n");
  printf("       'b' by itself will display current breakpoints\n");
  printf("       breakpoint_number is the breakpoint reference and ranges from 0 to %u\n", 5 - 1);
  printf("       address is the instruction word address that the processor should stop at (instruction is not executed)\n");
  printf("       if no address is provided, then the breakpoint is cleared\n\n");
  printf("    D memory_location_wa [length]\n");
  printf("    Raw dump of PRU data memory (32-bit word offset from beginning of full PRU memory block - all PRUs)\n\n");
  printf("    DD memory_location_wa [length]\n");
  printf("    Dump data memory (32-bit word offset from beginning of PRU data memory)\n\n");
  printf("    DI memory_location_wa [length]\n");
  printf("    Dump instruction memory (32-bit word offset from beginning of PRU instruction memory)\n\n");
  printf("    DIS memory_location_wa [length]\n");
  printf("    Disassemble instruction memory (32-bit word offset from beginning of PRU instruction memory)\n\n");
  printf("    G\n");
  printf("    Start processor execution of instructions (at current IP)\n\n");
  printf("    GSS\n");
  printf("    Start processor execution using automatic single stepping - this allows running a program with breakpoints\n\n");
  printf("    HALT\n");
  printf("    Halt the processor\n\n");
  printf("    L memory_location_iwa file_name\n");
  printf("    Load program file into instruction memory at 32-bit word address provided (offset from beginning of instruction memory\n\n");
  printf("    PRU pru_number\n");
  printf("    Set the active PRU where pru_number ranges from 0 to %u\n", 2 - 1);
  printf("    Some debugger commands do action on active PRU (such as halt and reset)\n\n");
  printf("    Q\n");
  printf("    Quit the debugger and return to shell prompt.\n\n");
  printf("    R\n");
  printf("    Display the current PRU registers.\n\n");
  printf("    RESET\n");
  printf("    Reset the current PRU\n\n");
  printf("    SS\n");
  printf("    Single step the current instruction.\n\n");
  printf("    WA [watch_num [address [value]]]\n");
  printf("    Clear or set a watch point\n");
  printf("      format 1:  wa - print watch point list\n");
  printf("      format 2:  wa watch_num - clear watch point watch_num\n");
  printf("      format 3:  wa watch_num address - set a watch point (watch_num) so any change at that word address\n");
  printf("                 in data memory will be printed during program execution with gss command\n");
  printf("      format 4:  wa watch_num address value - set a watch point (watch_num) so that the program (run with gss) will\n");
  printf("                 be halted when the memory location equals the value\n");
  printf("      NOTE: for watchpoints to work, you must use gss command to run the program\n\n");
  printf("    WR memory_location_wa value1 [value2 [value3 ...]]\n");
  printf("    Write a 32-bit value to a raw (offset from beginning of full PRU memory block - all PRUs)\n");
  printf("    memory_location is a 32-bit word index from the beginning of the PRU subsystem memory block\n\n");
  printf("    WRD memory_location_wa value1 [value2 [value3 ...]]\n");
  printf("    Write a 32-bit value to PRU data memory (32-bit word offset from beginning of PRU data memory)\n\n");
  printf("    WRI memory_location_wa value1 [value2 [value3 ...]]\n");
  printf("    Write a 32-bit value to PRU instruction memory (32-bit word offset from beginning of PRU instruction memory)\n\n");
  printf("A brief version of help is available with the command hb\n");
  printf("\n");
}
```