Make a program using x86, c++ and clanguage.

Make a program structured into 5 modules: Driver in c++, Control in x86, Display in C, replace in x*6 and square in c++ Below is the description of the modules. The module called Driver does not know anything about the program. Its principle job is to call the control module. When the control module has terminated this driver has received a number having no special significance to the driver. So the driver simply prints that number. The module called control is really in charge, it declares the array. It asks the user to imput data into the array. It calls submodules: display,replace and square. At the end it returns the number of numbers in the array-not the max size of the array. The module display performs only one tasks: output in an orderly fashion the data in any array passed to it. The module does not display any welcome messages nor any general information The module replace removes the odd numbers. For each valid number in the array it checks to see if the number is even or odd. If the number is even then nothing happens. If it is odd then it replaces by twice its value. Thus every, odd number becomes even, and the whole array contains only even numbers. The module square changes every value in the array to become the square of the value. The bash file runs the entire show. It comples 5 source files and then links them to a single executable file.