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    This wchar_t ** __near data item is a pointer to an array of
    wide-character pointers to the wide-character equivalents of the
    environment strings.

__win_flags_alloc
    Prototype in <stdlib.h>.

    This unsigned long int variable contains the flags to be used when
    allocating memory in Windows.

__win_flags_realloc
    Prototype in <stdlib.h>.

    This unsigned long int variable contains the flags to be used when
    reallocating memory in Windows.

_winmajor
    (Win32 only) Prototype in <stdlib.h>.

    This unsigned int variable contains the operating system major version
    number for the version of Windows executing on the computer.  For
    example, the major version number of the Daytona release of Windows NT
    is 3.
    Note that the Win32  GetVersionEx function is the preferred method for
    obtaining operating system version number information.

_winminor
    (Win32 only) Prototype in <stdlib.h>.

    This unsigned int variable contains the operating system minor version
    number for the version of Windows executing on the computer.  For
    example, the minor version number of the Daytona release of Windows NT
    is 5.
    Note that the Win32  GetVersionEx function is the preferred method for
    obtaining operating system version number information.

_winver
    (Win32 only) Prototype in <stdlib.h>.

    This unsigned int variable contains the operating system version number
    for the version of Windows executing on the computer.  The low-order
    byte contains the minor version number (see also  _winminor).  The next
    byte contains the major version number (see also  _winmajor).  The
    high-order word contains no useful information.
    Note that the Win32  GetVersionEx function is the preferred method for
    obtaining operating system version number information.