\end{verbatim} is interpreted correctly most of the time. The only one case when it is broken is when there is a % symbol on a line, and \end{verbatim} is on the same line. For example:

\begin{verbatim}movl %eax,%edx\end{verbatim}

causes all kinds of problems after it, but the following is okay:

\begin{verbatim}movl %eax,%edx
\end{verbatim}

Apparently, pdflatex and latex interprets the first case (with \end{verbatim} on the same line) just fine.

--Tak Auyeung
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