C for VSEn

The architecture of C for VSEn comprises several key components. The preprocessor handles macro expansion and include file inclusion. The compiler translates C source code into assembly code.

The assembler converts assembly code into object code, and the linker combines object files and libraries into an executable program. The compilation process typically involves the `cc` command. c -o program` invokes the preprocessor, compiler, assembler, and linker.

The compiler uses intermediate files during the compilation process. The linker resolves external references and links the necessary libraries. The runtime environment provides essential functions for program execution, such as memory management and input/output operations.

C for VSEn does not use any specific databases or storage mechanisms directly. It relies on the zVSE/VSEn operating system for file I/O and system resources. Network requirements are handled by the zVSE/VSEn system.

The compiler supports various optimization levels using the `-O` option. Debugging information can be included using the `-g` option. The system relies on the zVSE/VSEn security features for authentication and access control.

Audit logging is implemented through system calls and APIs provided by the zVSE/VSEn operating system.