list — Detokenize a binary to ASCII source

Reads a binary .AMOS file and writes the corresponding AMOS Professional ASCII source.

Compiled procedures (produced by the AMOSPro Compiler) are preserved as PEM-style base64 blocks in the output so that the source can be round-tripped back through build without losing the compiled body.

Usage

portamos list <input.AMOS> <output.Asc> [options]

Options

--definition <path.json>

Load an additional extension definition file before detokenizing. Repeatable. Use this for third-party extensions not included in the built-in set.

--no-definition <id>

Skip a built-in extension definition by its ID. Repeatable. Use this when a program replaces a built-in extension with a third-party one at runtime. Known built-in IDs: Core, Music, Compact, Request, IOPorts, Compiler.

Examples

# Basic detokenization
portamos list program.AMOS program.Asc

# With a third-party extension definition
portamos list program.AMOS program.Asc --definition definitions/turboplus.json

# Replacing the built-in Music extension with AMCAF
portamos list program.AMOS program.Asc \
  --no-definition music \
  --definition definitions/amcaf.json