Converting C code to assembly [closed]

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I needed some help converting this C code into assembly:

Idea is:

sz = length of v
k = allocate array of ints, length v
if type = 0
 k[i] = length v[i]
else
 k[i] = sum v[i]

sort k the simplest swapping way: each time when k[i] and k[j] is swapped, swap v[i] and v[j] too

d开发者_JAVA百科eallocate k

gcc -O0 -S test.c 

(compile to assembler)

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This is not a C code, its not even an algorithm just an idea. You can convert your C code to assembly,

But if you're using I/O functions like printf/scanf or memory allocation functions, Its not pure assembly but its dependent on C and OS libraries. So it wont compile on its own.

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Write up your C code into a function.

Read your compiler documentation on how to generate an assembly language listing.

Done.