Write ARM assembly implementations for all of the functions below.  1. void stringCopy(char* strTo, char* strFrom)// copies strFrom to strTo 2. void stringCat(char* strFrom, char* strTo) // adds strFrom to end of strTo 3. int8_t sumS8(int8_t x[], int32_t count);// returns sum of the values in the array (x) containing count entries 4. int16_t sumS16(int16_t x[], int32_t count);// returns sum of the values in the array (x) containing count entries 5. uint64_t sumU32_64(uint32_t x[], uint32_t count);// returns the 64-bit sum of the values in the array (x) containing count entries 6. uint32_t countNegative (int16_t x[], uint32_t count);// returns number of negative values in the array (x) containing count entries 7. uint32_t countNonNegative (int8_t x[], uint32_t count);// returns number of non-negative values in the array (x) containing count entries 8. uint32_t countMatches(char str[], char toMatch);// input: char (toMatch) containing the character to match in the string (str)// output: returns the number of occurrences of toMatch in str, or 0 if not found 9. int16_t returnMax(int16_t x[], uint32_t count);// returns the maximum value from the integer array (x) with count entries 10. int16_t returnMin(int16_t x[], uint32_t count);// return the minimum value from the integer array (x) with count entries

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ASSIGNMENT #1Application: Business Architecture BlueprintingBusiness architecture blueprints are critical planning elements in the enterprise. They use a notation that is easy to understand and does not require knowledge of standard modeling notations such as the Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN). A high-level business architecture blueprint provides a quick way to convey business architecture design ideas.Various types of business architecture blueprints are typically required to help elaborate business requirements and represent business architecture at a high level. Michael Porter introduced the concept of “value chain” to capture the flow of activities that are typically used in a manufacturing business to transform raw materials into a sellable product (Porter, 1985). This approach is now used to represent the different functional components of a business which may or may not be applied in a sequential way. In other words, a business architecture blueprint represents the functional components of a business and quickly outlines the corresponding business capabilities.The Value Chain and Business Capability Model provide additional perspectives on the business. Just as there are additional ways of looking at the business, there are additional blueprints to provide a visualization of those different perspectives.In this Assignment, write a 5- to 6-page paper that addresses the following:Identify and document high-level business requirements and the current business structure model for the Adopt-A-Farm virtual business.Based on these requirements, create business architecture blueprints for the value chain and business capability model. You can use Visio, the Shapes and SmartArt features within PowerPoint, or any graphics editing tool that allows you to create and manipulate shapes to build your blueprints.Identify three other applicable blueprint types, explain why you selected them, and create one of those blueprints.Is there a need or reason to migrate Adopt-A-Farm to a different business structure model? Why, or why not?ASSIGNMENT #2Application: Technical Architecture BlueprintingVarious types of technical architecture blueprints are typically required to help visualize technical requirements at the enterprise, application, data, and technology infrastructure levels. These technical blueprints explain how technology supports a proposed business solution from a functional standpoint. They also provide a quick way to represent the technical aspects of a business and outline the corresponding technical capabilities.In this Assignment, write a 5 - to 6-page paper that addresses the following:Identify and document high-level technical requirements for the Adopt-A-Farm virtual business.Based on these requirements, create blueprints for the information model and the system context diagram based on the examples in your readings. You can use Visio, the Shapes and SmartArt features within PowerPoint, or any tool that provides the ability to create and manipulate shapes to create your technical architecture blueprints.Identify one additional applicable blueprint type. Then, create the blueprint you identified, and explain why you selected it.Submit your Assignments by Day 14 IN APA FORMAT.