Description  If two strings are equal, assemble to ELSE or ENDIF.
.  The character string must be enclosed in “<” and “>”. 

 [Example]  ifidn , 
:  move.w d0, d1 ---------------- Assembled
:  endif 

 
 IFDIF ~ ENDIF 
  Format  IFDIF ,  

 Description  If two character strings are different, it will assemble to ELSE or ENDIF.
.  The character string must be enclosed in “<” and “>”.
:  Has the reverse function of IFIDN to ENDIF. 

 [Example]  ifdif , 
:  move.w d0, d1 ---------------- Not assembled
:  endif 

ELSE, ENDIF
  Format  ELSE
  ENDIF 

 Explanation  ELSE is assembled up to ENDIF on the condition opposite to the preceding conditional assembly instruction.
 Blob or skip. Used in the form of IF ** ~ ELSE ~ ENDIF.
 END  ENDIF indicates the end of conditional assembly. 

 [Example]  ifb <>
:  move.w d0, d1 ---------------- Assembled
 else  else
:  move.w d0, d1 ---------------- Not assembled
:  endif 

.LIST, .XLIST

  Format  .LIST
.  .XLIST 

 Description  .LIST is ready for list output.
.  .XLIST is not ready for list output.
.  Default is list output enabled.
  However, if the list output switch is turned off in the project, it will be unconditional
  List output is not performed.