Literals
A literal is constant data that is assembled as part of the compiled program. Literals must be made for large integers, all floats, and most strings.
There are three programs that make literals; each is called with a literal value and a label number:
A literal is accessed using a full address:
sethi %hi(.L5),%l0 ldd [%l0+%lo(.L5)],%f2 ! 0.062500
Literals are saved in tables and output at the end of the program:
.align 8
.L5:
.type .L5,#object
.word 0x3fb00000,0x0 ! 0.062500
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