Write a procedure named DumpMemory that encapsulates the DumpMem procedure in the Irvine32 library. Use declared parameters and the USES directive. The following is an example of how it should be called: INVOKE DumpMemory,OFFSET array,LENGTHOF array,TYPE array Write a test program that calls your procedure several times, using a variety of data types.

Here is the procedure named DumpMemory:

DumpMemory PROC addr:PTR BYTE, length:DWORD, dataType:DWORD
    USES ebx, ecx, edx

    mov ebx, addr
    mov ecx, length
    mov edx, dataType
    call DumpMem

    ret
DumpMemory ENDP

And here is a sample test program that calls the DumpMemory procedure:

INCLUDE Irvine32.inc

.data
    array1 BYTE 10,20,30,40,50
    array2 WORD 100,200,300,400,500
    array3 DWORD 1000,2000,3000,4000,5000
    array4 QWORD 10000,20000,30000,40000,50000

.code
main PROC
    ; DumpMemory for array1
    INVOKE DumpMemory,OFFSET array1,LENGTHOF array1,TYPE array1
    call DumpCRLF

    ; DumpMemory for array2
    INVOKE DumpMemory,OFFSET array2,LENGTHOF array2,TYPE array2
    call DumpCRLF

    ; DumpMemory for array3
    INVOKE DumpMemory,OFFSET array3,LENGTHOF array3,TYPE array3
    call DumpCRLF

    ; DumpMemory for array4
    INVOKE DumpMemory,OFFSET array4,LENGTHOF array4,TYPE array4
    call DumpCRLF

    exit
main ENDP

END main

This test program calls the DumpMemory procedure four times, each time with a different array of a different data type. The DumpCRLF procedure is called after each DumpMemory call to print a newline character and separate the output.