.PAGE
Advance program listing to top of new page
WTSupported in traditional Synergy on Windows
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USupported on UNIX
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VSupported on OpenVMS
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.PAGE
Discussion
The .PAGE compilation control directive terminates the current listing page and begins a new one. This directive is ignored if there is no listing file.
The compiler doesn’t list the line containing the .PAGE directive. The first line on the next page is the line immediately following the .PAGE directive.
Examples
proc . . . end ;This will be the last line listed on the current page. .page ;This line won't be listed. subroutine sub ;This will be the first line listed on the next page. proc . . . endsubroutine