A computer program which has been translated into machine language by a compiler and assembler, but not yet linked into an executable program; sometimes called an obj file, because its file name typically has the extension "obj" .
A machine-level program that results from the compilation of a source program. (Compare with source program.)
A fully compiled or assembled program that is ready to be loaded into the computer; the result of processing a source program through an assembler or compiler. Also called Object code.
or OBJECT CODE - the machine language instruction produced by a compiler before they are linked to each other and any libraries or dlls.
The output text of an assembler or compiler.
A program in basic machine language produced by compiling a high level language.
In the original program model (OPM), a set of instructions in machine-readable form. The object program is produced by a compiler from a source program. In the Integrated Language Environment (ILE) model, an object program is the result of binding modules together.
(IEEE) A computer program that is the output of an assembler or compiler.
Machine language version that results from compiling the 3GL. Also called object code. 15.18