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 NAME
-	master
+        master
 
 DESCRIPTION
-	This directory contains descriptions for the functions that
-	Amylaar's version of the LPC parser, expects to find in the
-	master object (similar to lfuns, but for the master object
-	only). The name of the master object is hardcoded in the
-	parser (to "secure/master").
+        This directory contains descriptions for the functions that
+        Amylaar's version of the LPC parser, expects to find in the
+        master object (similar to lfuns, but for the master object
+        only). The name of the master object is hardcoded in the
+        parser (to "secure/master").
 
-	The master is the gateway between the interpreter and the
-	mudlib to perform actions with mudlib specific effects. Calls
-	to the master by the interpreter have an automatic catch() in
-	effect.
+        The master is the gateway between the interpreter and the
+        mudlib to perform actions with mudlib specific effects. Calls
+        to the master by the interpreter have an automatic catch() in
+        effect. Functions to be called by the driver can be public
+        or static, but not private.
 
-	Note that the master is loaded first of all objects. Thus you
-	shouldn't inherit an other object, nor is the compiler able to
-	search include files (read: they must be specified with full
-	path).
+        Note that the master is loaded first of all objects. Thus you
+        shouldn't inherit an other object, nor is the compiler able to
+        search include files (read: they must be specified with full
+        path).
 
-	Amylaar says: actually, you can inherit, but the file will be
-	loaded then before the master, which isn't good for most
-	files.
+        Amylaar says: actually, you can inherit, but the file will be
+        loaded then before the master, which isn't good for most
+        files.
 
-	Refer to 'master-3.2' and 'master-3.2.1' for the surveys of
-	the masters internals. 
+        Refer to 'master-all' for the survey of the masters internals.
 
 SEE ALSO
-	master-3.2(M), master-3.2.1(M)
-	efun(E), applied(A), concepts(C), driver(D), lpc(LPC)
+        master-all(M)
+        efun(E), applied(A), concepts(C), driver(D), lpc(LPC)