The .list directive controls listing of the source program. This includes a listing of assembled code in general, a listing of unassembled source lines contained in a .if-.endif block, a listing of code generated by the .incld directive, a listing of macro code, and a listing of warning messages.
The .list directive is equivalent to specifying several controls at once. The directive is maintained for compatibility with older assemblers.
Control of the various list options depends upon the seven least-significant bits of the evaluated expression in the operand field (bits 6 through 0). Table 2-7 shows the options available, their associated bit weights, and equivalent controls. See Reference II, Assembler Options and Controls for a description of these control functions.
Options may be combined to produce the desired listing.