objectfile

noun
UK /ˈɒbdʒɪkt faɪl/
US /ˈɑːbdʒekt faɪl/

A file that holds the pieces of a computer program before they are put together.

The compiler turned the code into an objectfile.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A file containing data about a physical object, such as in a 3D model or database.

The 3D printer read the objectfile to build the toy.

3. A file that stores information about a specific item in a catalog or inventory system.

Each product in the store has its own objectfile with details.

4. In some programming languages, a file that defines a class or object structure.

The developer saved the class definition in an objectfile.