Follow-up Comment #5, bug #24048 (project groff):
The mm-macros use the register 'L' (on the command line) or an
argument to the .PGFORM macro for page length.
They use internally the register '@pl'.
Using ".pl ..." in the input file just sets register '.p'
which does not affect register '@pl', as the macro file has already
been read.
Changing "-r PL=" to "-r L=' runs the the example script error-free
until the page becomes shorter than reasonable.
When using macro-packages, users should not use low level requests or
registers.
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