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Each memory model requires different run-time and floating-point libraries.
Each library assumes a particular memory model and should be linked only
with modules that have been compiled with the same memory model.  The
following table lists the libraries that are to be used to link an
application that has been compiled for a particular memory model.
 Currently, only libraries for the flat/small memory model are provided.


     Memory      Run-time    Floating-Point   Floating-Point
     Model       Library     Library (80x87)  Library (f-p calls)
     ----------  ----------  ---------------  -------------------
     flat/small  CLIB3R.LIB    MATH387R.LIB     MATH3R.LIB
                 CLIB3S.LIB    MATH387S.LIB     MATH3S.LIB
                 PLIB3R.LIB    CPLX73R.LIB      CPLX3R.LIB
                 PLIB3S.LIB    CPLX73S.LIB      CPLX3S.LIB

The letter "R" or "S" which is affixed to the file name indicates the
particular strategy with which the modules in the library have been
compiled.


R
    denotes a version of the Watcom C/C++ 32-bit libraries which have been
    compiled for the "flat/small" memory models using the "3r", "4r" or "5r"
    option.

S
    denotes a version of the Watcom C/C++ 32-bit libraries which have been
    compiled for the "flat/small" memory models using the "3s", "4s" or "5s"
    option.