Re: sethi and 64-bit constants

[der Mouse <mouse%Rodents.Montreal.QC.CA@localhost>]

> In general, full 64-bit constants use something like this:

>       sethi   %hh(val), %t1
>       or      %t1, %hm(val), %t1
>       sethi   %lm(val), %t2
>       or      %t2, %lo(val), %t2
>       or      %t1, %t2, %r1

Perhaps I'm missing something, but how does that get anything in the
high half?  sethi/or produces a 32-bit value, even if the operands come
from %hh and %hm, and two 32-bit values ORed together is still a 32-bit
value.  Is there an "sll %t1,32,%t1" or some such missing in there?

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