This problem considers a linked list that has been created in memory. We know the linked list consists of 2 nodes, we know one of the nodes resides at address 0x00007fffffffea40 and has the following declaration in C.   struct lnode { struct lnode *prev; struct lnode *next; char first; char *word; int length; };   We decide to look at the node in gdb and see the following: (gdb) x/4xg 0x555555554774 0x555555554774:   0x6f72203136325343   0x6c65480021736b63 0x555555554784:   0x3b031b0100216f6c   0x000000060000003c   (gdb) x/14xg $rsp 0x7fffffffea00:   0x00007fffffffeb58   0x00000001756e6547 0x7fffffffea10:   0x00007fffffffea40   0x0000000000000000 0x7fffffffea20:   0x0000000000000043   0x0000555555554774 0x7fffffffea30:   0x000000000000000c   0x000055555555473d 0x7fffffffea40:   0x0000000000000000   0x00007fffffffea10 0x7fffffffea50:   0x0000000000000048   0x0000555555554781 0x7fffffffea60:   0x0000000000000006   0x2248a3a88ddbb600     Fill-in the following blanks for the node starting at address 0x00007fffffffea40. -         The field prev is stored at address Blank 1 (copy the value and paste it here including 0x)   -         The field word is stored at address Blank 2 (copy the value and paste it here including 0x)   -         The value stored in the field length is Blank 3 (number in decimal) -         the fourth ASCII character referenced by word is Blank 4 (you can use an ASCII table) -         The value stored in the field prev is Blank 5 (copy the value and paste it here including 0x)

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This problem considers a linked list that has been created in memory.

We know the linked list consists of 2 nodes, we know one of the nodes resides at address 0x00007fffffffea40 and has the following declaration in C.

 

struct lnode {

struct lnode *prev;

struct lnode *next;

char first;

char *word;

int length;

};

 

We decide to look at the node in gdb and see the following:

(gdb) x/4xg 0x555555554774

0x555555554774:   0x6f72203136325343   0x6c65480021736b63

0x555555554784:   0x3b031b0100216f6c   0x000000060000003c

 

(gdb) x/14xg $rsp

0x7fffffffea00:   0x00007fffffffeb58   0x00000001756e6547

0x7fffffffea10:   0x00007fffffffea40   0x0000000000000000

0x7fffffffea20:   0x0000000000000043   0x0000555555554774

0x7fffffffea30:   0x000000000000000c   0x000055555555473d

0x7fffffffea40:   0x0000000000000000   0x00007fffffffea10

0x7fffffffea50:   0x0000000000000048   0x0000555555554781

0x7fffffffea60:   0x0000000000000006   0x2248a3a88ddbb600

 

 

Fill-in the following blanks for the node starting at address 0x00007fffffffea40.

-         The field prev is stored at address Blank 1 (copy the value and paste it here including 0x)

 

-         The field word is stored at address Blank 2 (copy the value and paste it here including 0x)

 

-         The value stored in the field length is Blank 3 (number in decimal)

-         the fourth ASCII character referenced by word is Blank 4 (you can use an ASCII table)

-         The value stored in the field prev is Blank 5 (copy the value and paste it here including 0x)

 

 

 

 

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