Bug with Compile and Log2?

Looking at the internal structure of the compiled functions, we can see a distinct call to an integer-valued function Log2 of an integer argument. There is also one for a real-valued function Log2 of a real argument. The first example I think shows that the integer Log2 is intentional. There are similar special integer functions for Log10, Power, Gamma and perhaps others. It is easy to imagine reasons why one would want to do integer calculations with such functions. As far as I know, these special cases are not documented.

Needs["CompiledFunctionTools`"];

test1 = Compile[{{in, _Integer}}, Log2[in]];
CompilePrint@test1

(*
        1 argument
        2 Integer registers
        Underflow checking off
        Overflow checking off
        Integer overflow checking on
        RuntimeAttributes -> {}

        I0 = A1
        Result = I1

1   I1 = Log2[ I0]
2   Return
*)

test3 = Compile[{{re, _Real}}, Log2[re]];
CompilePrint@test3

(*
        1 argument
        2 Real registers
        Underflow checking off
        Overflow checking off
        Integer overflow checking on
        RuntimeAttributes -> {}

        R0 = A1
        Result = R1

1   R1 = Log2[ R0]
2   Return
*)

The byte codes (from List @@ test1, List @@ test3) for the Log2 instructions are respectively

{40, 36, 2, 0, 0, 2, 0, 1}    (* I1 = Log2[ I0] *)
{40, 36, 3, 0, 0, 3, 0, 1}    (* R1 = Log2[ R0] *)

The 40, 36 identifies Log2; the 2, 0, x and 3, 0, x specify the register types of the input and output, _Integer (2) and _Real (3), of rank 0 (scalar), and of register numbers 0, 1 resp.

I tried constructing a CompiledFunction with the "instruction"

{40, 36, 2, 0, 0, 3, 0, 0}    (* R0 = Log2[ I0] *)

but it crashed the kernel. (I tried doing it by hand imitating the output of List @@ test1 and other compiled functions.) I concluded that such a function is not implemented.