You use the .LFCOND (List False Conditionals) directive to list conditional blocks that are evaluated as false.
Syntax
.LFCONDRemarks
Equivalent to the .LISTIF directive.
.LFCOND does not have an operand. You can end this state either by issuing .TFCOND, which reverts to the default state concerning listing of false conditionals (but with the default state redefined as being in the opposite state,) or by issuing the .SFCOND, which suppresses the listing of false conditionals.
The assembler does not print false conditionals within macros when .LALL is set.