A 32 bit pseudo-random number generator function

Write a 32 bit pseudo-random number generator function using 32 bit LSFR using MIPS assembly language.
The LFSR must be stored as a 32 bit word in the .data memory area and the argument in $a0 = 0 at entry to the subroutine for normal operation, and the next pseudo-random value is returned in $a0 and stored in the LFSR .data memory location. If the value of $a0 is not 0, then the value in $a0 is to be used as the seed and is simply stored in the LFSR .data memory location. You must call your random number function using the MIPS instruction jal (jump and link) from your main program. You must write your MIPS assembly lfsr function and display the first ten 32 bit values generated when starting with a seed value of 0x F00F5AA5. The LFSR assembly function should use the following "taps" or bit numbers to XOR together: 32 30 26 and 25 (Where bit 32 is the rightmost bit, the LS Bit.) Those 4 bits are XOR'd and the result is shifted into bit 1, the MSB, and all the other bits are shifted right one position (what was in bit 1 shifts to bit 2, bit 2 shifts to 3, and so on). When XOR is performed on those 4 bits, the XOR result is 1 if and only if the input has an odd number of ones, and 0 otherwise.