Translation guide
In computing, an object program is the output of a compiler or assembler after translation from source code. This guide covers how to refer to this concept in Japanese.
object program
The machine-readable code produced by a compiler or assembler.
The standard katakana loanword for 'object program'. Widely understood in technical contexts.
The compiler translates the source program into an object program.
A less common Japanese translation using 目的 (objective/purpose). May be seen in older or more formal texts.
The object program is written in machine language.
Refers specifically to the object code (the content of the object program). Often used interchangeably with オブジェクトプログラム.
The linker combines multiple object codes.