for ( expr1; condition; expr2 )    <==>     expr1;
       statements                              while ( condition )
					       {
						  statements;
						  expr2;
					       } 

Translate all for statements into a while statement before translating into assembler code.

    int A[10];
    int sum, i;

    sum = 0;
    for (i = 0; i < 10; i++);
        sum = sum + A[i];

Convert to while loop and then to assembler code:

     sum = 0;                     sethi %hi(sum), %l0
				  st    %g0, [%l0 + %lo(sum)]

     i = 0;                       sethi %hi(i), %l0
				  st    %g0, [%l0 + %lo(i)]

     while (i < 10)         Loop: sethi %hi(i), %l0
     {                            ld    [%l0 + %lo(i)], %l0
        sum = sum + A[i];         cmp   %l0, 10
        i++;			  bge   LoopExit
     }                            nop

				  sethi %hi(sum), %l0
				  ld    [%l0 + %lo(sum)], %l0 // l0 = sum

				  sethi %hi(A), %l1
				  add   %l1, %lo(A), %l1      // l1 = #A

				  sethi %hi(i), %l2
				  ld    [%l2 + %lo(i)], %l2   // l2 = i
				  smul  %l2, 4, %l2           // offset

				  ld    [%l1 + %l2], %l3      //reg l3 = A[i]

				  add   %l0, %l3, %l0     //reg l0 = sum + A[i]

				  sethi %hi(sum), %l1
				  st    %l0, [%l1 + %lo(sum)] //sum=sum+A[i]


				  sethi %hi(i), %l0
				  ld    [%l0 + %lo(i)], %l1 // reg l1 = i
				  add   %l1, 1, %l1	    // reg l1 = i+1
				  st    %l1, [%l0 + %lo(i)] // i = reg l1

				  ba    Loop
				  nop
		      LoopExit:

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