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  Pragma:    linesize
 
  Syntax:    #pragma linesize( [characters] )
 
  Summary:   Specifies the number of characters per line in the
             source listing.
 
  See also:  page, pagesize, skip, title, subtitle
 
     The linesize pragma sets the number of characters per line in a
     source listing (created with the /Fs option).
 
     The optional parameter <characters> is an integer constant in the
     range 79-132 that specifies the number of characters that you want
     each line of the source listing to have. If <characters> is
     absent, the compiler uses the value specified in the /Sl option
     or, if that option is absent, the default value of 79 characters
     per line. Note that linesize takes effect in the line after that
     in which the pragma itself appears.
 
     The following pragma causes the source listing to have 132
     characters per line:
 
          #pragma linesize( 132 )
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