Write a complete macro that takes three numbers

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Write a complete MACRO that takes three numbers (in 2's complement form), in three registers ($arg1, $arg2, $arg3), and saves the largest one, in the fourth register ($max).

The macro must assemble/compile in KEIL and must be able to run in the KEIL simulator.

The name of the MACRO should be maxOf3, and declared as follows:

$Max3Lbl maxOf3 $max, $arg1, $arg2, $arg3

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