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 @table @asis  @table @asis
 @item @emph{$PREFIX}  @item @emph{$PREFIX}
 Refers to the base filesystem location within which FreeM is installed. For most distribution methods of FreeM, @emph{$PREFIX} represents either @code{/} or @code{/usr/local}.  Refers to the base filesystem location within which FreeM is installed. For most distribution methods of FreeM, @emph{$PREFIX} represents either @code{/} or @code{/usr/local}.
   @item @emph{dlabel}
   Refers to a label in an M routine, beginning in the first column of the line. Can be a @emph{name} or an @emph{intlit}.
   @item @emph{entryref}
   Refers to an M routine entry point, denoted in the format @code{@emph{dlabel} [+@emph{intexpr}][^@emph{routine}]}.
 @item @emph{expr}  @item @emph{expr}
 Refers to any expression. Often presented in the format @emph{expr V <type>}, where @emph{V} means @emph{giving}; e.g., @emph{expr V lvn} means @emph{expression giving local variable name}.  Refers to any expression. Often presented in the format @emph{expr V <type>}, where @emph{V} means @emph{giving}; e.g., @emph{expr V lvn} means @emph{expression giving local variable name}.
 @item @emph{glvn}  @item @emph{glvn}
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 Refers to the name of an M global variable.  Refers to the name of an M global variable.
 @item @emph{intexpr}  @item @emph{intexpr}
 Refers to an integer expression.  Refers to an integer expression.
   @item @emph{intlit}
   Refers to an integer literal.
 @item @emph{ISV}, @emph{isv}  @item @emph{ISV}, @emph{isv}
 Refers to an M intrinsic special variable; @code{$JOB} and @code{$IO} are examples of ISVs.  Refers to an M intrinsic special variable; @code{$JOB} and @code{$IO} are examples of ISVs.
 @item @emph{L}  @item @emph{L}
 Indicates a @emph{list} of the following item, e.g., @emph{L gvn} means @emph{list of global variable names}.  Indicates a @emph{list} of the following item, e.g., @emph{L gvn} means @emph{list of global variable names}.
 @item @emph{lvn}  @item @emph{lvn}
 Refers to the name of an M local variable.  Refers to the name of an M local variable.
   @item @emph{strlit}
   Refers to an M string literal.
 @item @emph{ssvn}  @item @emph{ssvn}
 Refers to the name of an M structured system variable.  Refers to the name of an M structured system variable.
 @item @emph{tvexpr}  @item @emph{tvexpr}
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