AEJECT instruction
Use the AEJECT instruction to stop the printing of the assembler
listing of your macro definition on the current page, and continue
the printing on the next page.
- sequence_symbol
- Is a sequence symbol.
The AEJECT instruction causes the next line of the assembly listing
of your macro definition to be printed at the top of a new page. If
the line before the AEJECT statement appears at the bottom of a page,
the AEJECT statement has no effect. An AEJECT instruction immediately
following another AEJECT instruction causes a blank page in the listing
of the macro definition.
Notes:
- The AEJECT instruction can only be used inside a macro definition.
- The AEJECT instruction itself is not printed in the listing.
- The AEJECT instruction does not affect the listing of statements generated when the macro is called.