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The Watcom C/C++ Class Library routines are described in the Watcom C++
Class Library Reference manual.

The Watcom C++ 16-bit Class Libraries are listed below.

Under \WATCOM\LIB286

         (iostream and string class libraries)
     PLIBS.LIB    (small model support)
     PLIBM.LIB    (medium model support)
     PLIBC.LIB    (compact model support)
     PLIBL.LIB    (large model support)
     PLIBH.LIB    (huge model support)
     PLIBMTL.LIB  (OS/2 multi-thread, large model support)
     PLIBDLL.LIB  (OS/2 DLL, large model support)
         (complex class library for "fpc" option)
     CPLXS.LIB    (small model support)
     CPLXM.LIB    (medium model support)
     CPLXC.LIB    (compact model support)
     CPLXL.LIB    (large model support)
     CPLXH.LIB    (huge model support)
         (complex class library for "fpi..." options)
     CPLX7S.LIB   (small model support)
     CPLX7M.LIB   (medium model support)
     CPLX7C.LIB   (compact model support)
     CPLX7L.LIB   (large model support)
     CPLX7H.LIB   (huge model support)

These libraries are independent of the operating system (except those
designated for OS/2).  The "7" designates a library compiled with the "7"
option.

The Watcom C++ 32-bit Class Libraries are listed below.

Under \WATCOM\LIB386

         (iostream and string class libraries)
     PLIB3R.LIB   (flat models, "3r", "4r" or "5r" option)
     PLIB3S.LIB   (flat models, "3s", "4s" or "5s" option)
     PLIBMT3R.LIB (multi-thread library for OS/2 and Windows NT)
     PLIBMT3S.LIB (multi-thread library for OS/2 and Windows NT)
         (complex class library for "fpc" option)
     CPLX3R.LIB   (flat models, "3r", "4r" or "5r" option)
     CPLX3S.LIB   (flat models, "3s", "4s" or "5s" option)
         (complex class library for "fpi..." options)
     CPLX73R.LIB  (flat models, "3r", "4r" or "5r" option)
     CPLX73S.LIB  (flat models, "3s", "4s" or "5s" option)

These libraries are independent of the operating system (except those
designated for OS/2 and Windows NT).  The "3R" and "3S" suffixes refer to
the argument passing convention used.  The "7" designates a library compiled
with the "7" option.