Describe C string as an insn operand.
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* When we use 32-bit instructions we take only 32-bit significant part of 64-bit operand and high 32-bit part
of the result is machine defined (so if you write a portable MIR code consider the high 32-bit part value is undefined)
* `string` describes data in form of C string
+ * C string can be used directly as an insn operand. In this case the data will be added to the module and
+ the data address will be used as an operand
* `export` describes module functions or data which are visible outside the current module
* `import` describes module functions or data which should be defined in other MIR modules
* `proto` describes function prototypes
