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6.  The following first tier target libraries will be built:
        DOS 16          - tiny,ms,mm,mc,ml,mh,overlay mm,overlay ml
        DOS 32          - register ms,stack ms
        OS/2 1.x        - ms,mm,mc,ml,mh,multi-thread ml,DLL ml
        OS/2 2.x        - multi-thread DLL register ms,
                          multi-thread DLL stack ms
        QNX 16          - ms,mm,mc,ml,mh,share
        QNX 32          - register ms
        Win 3.1         - ms,mm,mc,ml
        Win386          - multi-thread DLL register mf,
                          multi-thread DLL stack mf
        Win NT          - multi-thread DLL register ms,
                          multi-thread DLL stack ms
        NetWare         - mulit-thread stack ms
        Kanji 16        - ms,mm,mc,ml,mh
        Kanji 32        - register ms, stack ms
        Linux           - register ms, stack ms
        RDOS            - register mf, stack mf
        RDOS dev        - register mc, 32-bit
    Some of these target systems are really -mf but we are building -ms.
    This is to avoid problems with calling into the -ms math library.
    It means that all calls out to user code (including startup) must
    be bracketed with a setup of the segment registers for FLAT and an
    assumption that the user code trashes the segment registers on return.
    This is required for the -r switch that is used to build the library.
    The remaining -mf libraries (Win386??) either don't have
    the math issue or have other issues.

6.  The following first tier target libraries will be built:
        DOS 16          - tiny,ms,mm,mc,ml,mh,overlay mm,overlay ml
        DOS 32          - register ms,stack ms
        OS/2 1.x        - ms,mm,mc,ml,mh,multi-thread ml,DLL ml
        OS/2 2.x        - multi-thread DLL register ms,
                          multi-thread DLL stack ms
        QNX 16          - ms,mm,mc,ml,mh,share
        QNX 32          - register ms
        Win 3.1         - ms,mm,mc,ml
        Win386          - multi-thread DLL register mf,
                          multi-thread DLL stack mf
        Win NT          - multi-thread DLL register ms,
                          multi-thread DLL stack ms
        NetWare         - mulit-thread stack ms
        Kanji 16        - ms,mm,mc,ml,mh
        Kanji 32        - register ms, stack ms
        Linux           - register ms, stack ms
        RDOS            - register mf, stack mf
        RDOS dev        - register mc, 32-bit
    Some of these target systems are really -mf but we are building -ms.
    This is to avoid problems with calling into the -ms math library.
    It means that all calls out to user code (including startup) must
    be bracketed with a setup of the segment registers for FLAT and an
    assumption that the user code trashes the segment registers on return.
    This is required for the -r switch that is used to build the library.
    The remaining -mf libraries (Win386??) either don't have
    the math issue or have other issues.