ALP creates an assembler listing of your source file whenever you use a related source code directive or specify the +Fl option on the ALP command line.
The assembler listing contains:
If requested (via the +Ls command line option) a symbol table listing is produced that shows the names and values of all of the user-defined identifiers created during the assembly. The values of certain predefined identifiers are also show in the symbol table listing.
The symbol table listing is divided into the following categories:
ALP places the symbol table listing at the end of the listing output. ALP lists only the types of symbols encountered in the program. For example, if your program does not define any macros, the Macro Names section is omitted from the listing output.
This section describes the following listing control directives: