Translate the function insert() below to RISC-V by hand. 4. Translate the function insert() below to RISC-V by hand.struct node {int val;struct node *next;}/* Function to insert x at the head of a linked list of integers.Returns the new head of the list. */struct node *insert(int x, struct node *head) {struct node *q;q = malloc (sizeof(struct node));q->val = x;q->next = head;return(q);}

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