The ENDIF statement terminates an IF-ELSE-ENDIF
statement construct. When the assembler encounters an ENDIF
statement, it concludes processing the IF block and resumes
assembly at the point of the corresponding IF statement. Since
IF blocks may be nested, this may involve continuing in
another IF block. The ENDIF statement must be preceded
by an IF, ELSEIF, or ELSE block.
Note
Do not confuse the ENDIF statement with the
$ENDIF directive. They are not equivalent and they may not
be used with the same symbols.
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