(c) (10 points) Sometimes you need to set a constant value to a register. Many architectures support this natively. For example, in x86, " MOV %eax, $64 " will initialize content of eax with the value 64. However, MIPS ISA is missing such a simple 'mov' instruction. But fortunately, you can achieve the same effect with other instructions. How can this be achieved? (hint: use special register $o) (c) (10 points) Sometimes you need to set a constant value to a register. Many architectures support this natively. For example, in x86, " MOV %eax, $64 " will initialize content of eax with the value 64. However, MIPS ISA is missing such a simple 'mov' instruction. But fortunately, you can achieve the same effect with other instructions. How can this be achieved? (hint: use special register $o)