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     Action
 
     $SUBTITLE prints a string under the title (if any) on subsequent
     pages of the source listing.
 
     Syntax  $SUBTITLE:subtitle
 
     Parameter          Description
 
     subtitle           Any valid character constant
 
     Remarks
 
     For a subtitle to appear on a specific page of the source-listing
     file, the $SUBTITLE metacommand must be the first statement on
     that page.
 
     The following program produces a listing in which each page is
     titled GAUSS (the name of the program). Each subprogram begins on
     a new page of the listing, and the name of the subprogram appears
     as a subtitle.
 
     The $SUBTITLE metacommand is equivalent to the /Ss compiler option.
 
     Example
 
     $TITLE:'GAUSS'
 
     C     main program here...
           END
 
     $SUBTITLE:'Row Division'
     $PAGE
           SUBROUTINE divide (row, matrix, pivot)
     C     subroutine body...
           RETURN
           END
 
     $SUBTITLE:'Back Substitution'
     $PAGE
           SUBROUTINE BackSub (matrix)
     C     subroutine body...
           RETURN
           END
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