noun
object file
In computing, a file containing compiled machine code or data, typically the output of a compiler before linking.
コンパイラはソースコードをオブジェクトファイルに変換する。
The compiler converts source code into an object file.
An executable file that can be run directly, while an object file is an intermediate compiled unit that must be linked.
A source file contains human-readable code; an object file is the compiled machine-readable output.
Variant with interpunct; less common in running text but seen in technical documentation.
Loanword from English 'object file', adopted directly into Japanese computing terminology.