user: Translate the below assembly code into C programming language:

```asm
<fp_help>:
  endbr64
  push   %rbx
  lea    D24(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  mov    $0x0,%eax
  call   <fp_version@plt>
  mov    $0x0,%eax
  call   <fp_usage@plt>
  lea    D85(%rip),%rbx
  mov    %rbx,%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D557(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D95(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D494(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  mov    %rbx,%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D489(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D377(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D255(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D388(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D240(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D303(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D402(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D117(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D385(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D28(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D541(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D94(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D387(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D7(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D369(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D536(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D281(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D488(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D322(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D503(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D539(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D445(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D215(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D26(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D354(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D61(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D252(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D140(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D165(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D469(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D183(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D113(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D508(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D150(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D464(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D393(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D461(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D227(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D180(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D228(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D318(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D0(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D164(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D398(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D185(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D13(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D277(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D243(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D138(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D406(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D174(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D329(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  lea    D348(%rip),%rdi
  call   <fp_msg@plt>
  mov    $0x0,%eax
  pop    %rbx
  ret
```

tool_calls: name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D24
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D85
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D557
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D95
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D494
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D489
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D377
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D255
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D388
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D240
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D303
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D402
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D117
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D385
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D28
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D541
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D94
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D387
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D7
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D369
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D536
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D281
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D488
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D322
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D503
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D539
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D445
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D215
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D26
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D354
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D61
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D252
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D140
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D165
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D469
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D183
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D113
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D508
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D150
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D464
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D393
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D461
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D227
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D180
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D228
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D318
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D0
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D164
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D398
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D185
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D13
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D277
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D243
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D138
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D406
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D174
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D329
type_guessed: string
name: unpack_data
arguments: data_tag: D348
type_guessed: string

tool: D24: fpack, a FITS image compression program.  Version 

tool: D85: 


tool: D557: NOTE: the compression parameters specified on the fpack command line may


tool: D95: be over-ridden by compression directive keywords in the header of each HDU


tool: D494: of the input file(s). See the fpack User's Guide for more details


tool: D489: Flags must be separate and appear before filenames:


tool: D377:  -r          Rice compression [default], or


tool: D255:  -h          Hcompress compression, or


tool: D388:  -g  or -g1  GZIP_1 (per-tile) compression, or


tool: D240:  -g2         GZIP_2 (per-tile) compression (with byte shuffling), or


tool: D303:  -p          PLIO compression (only for positive 8 or 16-bit integer images).


tool: D402:  -d          Tile the image without compression (debugging mode).


tool: D117:  -w          Compress the whole image as a single large tile.


tool: D385:  -t <axes>   Comma separated list of tile dimensions [default is row by row].


tool: D28:  -q <level>  Quantized level spacing when converting floating point images to


tool: D541:              scaled integers. (+value relative to sigma of background noise;


tool: D94:              -value is absolute). Default q value of 4 gives a compression ratio


tool: D387:              of about 6 with very high fidelity (only 0.26% increase in noise).


tool: D7:              Using q values of  2, or 1 will give compression ratios of


tool: D369:              about 8, or 10, respectively (with 1.0% or 4.1% noise increase).


tool: D536:              The scaled quantized values are randomly dithered using a seed 


tool: D281:              value determined from the system clock at run time.


tool: D488:              Use -q0 instead of -q to suppress random dithering.


tool: D322:              Use -qz instead of -q to not dither zero-valued pixels.


tool: D503:              Use -qt or -qzt to compute random dithering seed from first tile checksum.


tool: D539:              Use -qN or -qzN, (N in range 1 to 10000) to use a specific dithering seed.


tool: D445:              Floating-point images can be losslessly compressed by selecting


tool: D215:              the GZIP algorithm and specifying -q 0, but this is slower and often


tool: D26:              produces much less compression than the default quantization method.


tool: D354:  -i2f        Convert integer images to floating point, then quantize and compress


tool: D61:              using the specified q level.  When used appropriately, this lossy


tool: D252:              compression method can give much better compression than the normal


tool: D140:              lossless compression methods without significant loss of information.


tool: D165:              The -n3ratio and -n3min flags control the minimum noise thresholds;


tool: D469:              Images below these thresholds will be losslessly compressed.


tool: D183:  -n3ratio    Minimum ratio of background noise sigma divided by q.  Default = 2.0.


tool: D113:  -n3min      Minimum background noise sigma. Default = 6. The -i2f flag will be ignored


tool: D508:              if the noise level in the image does not exceed both thresholds.


tool: D150:  -s <scale>  Scale factor for lossy Hcompress [default = 0 = lossless]


tool: D464:              (+values relative to RMS noise; -value is absolute)


tool: D393:  -n <noise>  Rescale scaled-integer images to reduce noise and improve compression.


tool: D461:  -v          Verbose mode; list each file as it is processed.


tool: D227:  -T          Show compression algorithm comparison test statistics; files unchanged.


tool: D180:  -R <file>   Write the comparison test report (above) to a text file.


tool: D228:  -table      Compress FITS binary tables as well as compress any image HDUs.


tool: D318:  -tableonly  Compress only FITS binary tables; do not compress any image HDUs.


tool: D0:              


tool: D164: 
keywords shared with funpack:


tool: D398:  -F          Overwrite input file by output file with same name.


tool: D185:  -D          Delete input file after writing output.


tool: D13:  -Y          Suppress prompts to confirm -F or -D options.


tool: D277:  -S          Output compressed FITS files to STDOUT.


tool: D243:  -L          List contents; files unchanged.


tool: D138:  -C          Don't update FITS checksum keywords.


tool: D406:  -H          Show this message.


tool: D174:  -V          Show version number.


tool: D329: 
 <FITS>      FITS files to pack; enter '-' (a hyphen) to read input from stdin stream.


tool: D348:  Refer to the fpack User's Guide for more extensive help.


assistant: ```c
int fp_help(void) {
  fp_msg("fpack, a FITS image compression program.  Version ");
  fp_version();
  fp_usage();
  fp_msg("\n");
  fp_msg("NOTE: the compression parameters specified on the fpack command line may\n");
  fp_msg("be over-ridden by compression directive keywords in the header of each HDU\n");
  fp_msg("of the input file(s). See the fpack User's Guide for more details\n");
  fp_msg("\n");
  fp_msg("Flags must be separate and appear before filenames:\n");
  fp_msg(" -r          Rice compression [default], or\n");
  fp_msg(" -h          Hcompress compression, or\n");
  fp_msg(" -g  or -g1  GZIP_1 (per-tile) compression, or\n");
  fp_msg(" -g2         GZIP_2 (per-tile) compression (with byte shuffling), or\n");
  fp_msg(" -p          PLIO compression (only for positive 8 or 16-bit integer images).\n");
  fp_msg(" -d          Tile the image without compression (debugging mode).\n");
  fp_msg(" -w          Compress the whole image as a single large tile.\n");
  fp_msg(" -t <axes>   Comma separated list of tile dimensions [default is row by row].\n");
  fp_msg(" -q <level>  Quantized level spacing when converting floating point images to\n");
  fp_msg("             scaled integers. (+value relative to sigma of background noise;\n");
  fp_msg("             -value is absolute). Default q value of 4 gives a compression ratio\n");
  fp_msg("             of about 6 with very high fidelity (only 0.26% increase in noise).\n");
  fp_msg("             Using q values of  2, or 1 will give compression ratios of\n");
  fp_msg("             about 8, or 10, respectively (with 1.0% or 4.1% noise increase).\n");
  fp_msg("             The scaled quantized values are randomly dithered using a seed \n");
  fp_msg("             value determined from the system clock at run time.\n");
  fp_msg("             Use -q0 instead of -q to suppress random dithering.\n");
  fp_msg("             Use -qz instead of -q to not dither zero-valued pixels.\n");
  fp_msg("             Use -qt or -qzt to compute random dithering seed from first tile checksum.\n");
  fp_msg("             Use -qN or -qzN, (N in range 1 to 10000) to use a specific dithering seed.\n");
  fp_msg("             Floating-point images can be losslessly compressed by selecting\n");
  fp_msg("             the GZIP algorithm and specifying -q 0, but this is slower and often\n");
  fp_msg("             produces much less compression than the default quantization method.\n");
  fp_msg(" -i2f        Convert integer images to floating point, then quantize and compress\n");
  fp_msg("             using the specified q level.  When used appropriately, this lossy\n");
  fp_msg("             compression method can give much better compression than the normal\n");
  fp_msg("             lossless compression methods without significant loss of information.\n");
  fp_msg("             The -n3ratio and -n3min flags control the minimum noise thresholds;\n");
  fp_msg("             Images below these thresholds will be losslessly compressed.\n");
  fp_msg(" -n3ratio    Minimum ratio of background noise sigma divided by q.  Default = 2.0.\n");
  fp_msg(" -n3min      Minimum background noise sigma. Default = 6. The -i2f flag will be ignored\n");
  fp_msg("             if the noise level in the image does not exceed both thresholds.\n");
  fp_msg(" -s <scale>  Scale factor for lossy Hcompress [default = 0 = lossless]\n");
  fp_msg("             (+values relative to RMS noise; -value is absolute)\n");
  fp_msg(" -n <noise>  Rescale scaled-integer images to reduce noise and improve compression.\n");
  fp_msg(" -v          Verbose mode; list each file as it is processed.\n");
  fp_msg(" -T          Show compression algorithm comparison test statistics; files unchanged.\n");
  fp_msg(" -R <file>   Write the comparison test report (above) to a text file.\n");
  fp_msg(" -table      Compress FITS binary tables as well as compress any image HDUs.\n");
  fp_msg(" -tableonly  Compress only FITS binary tables; do not compress any image HDUs.\n");
  fp_msg("             \n");
  fp_msg("\nkeywords shared with funpack:\n");
  fp_msg(" -F          Overwrite input file by output file with same name.\n");
  fp_msg(" -D          Delete input file after writing output.\n");
  fp_msg(" -Y          Suppress prompts to confirm -F or -D options.\n");
  fp_msg(" -S          Output compressed FITS files to STDOUT.\n");
  fp_msg(" -L          List contents; files unchanged.\n");
  fp_msg(" -C          Don't update FITS checksum keywords.\n");
  fp_msg(" -H          Show this message.\n");
  fp_msg(" -V          Show version number.\n");
  fp_msg("\n <FITS>      FITS files to pack; enter '-' (a hyphen) to read input from stdin stream.\n");
  fp_msg(" Refer to the fpack User's Guide for more extensive help.\n");
  return (0);
}
```