.OBJ:The extension for an object file produced by a compiler or assembler.
object file:A file produced by compiling or assembling source code, containing relocatable machine code.
object module:A group of routines and data items stored in a standard library, originating from an object file. See also “standard library.”
object module format:The specification for the structure of object files. Microsoft languages conform to the Microsoft Relocatable Object-Module Format (OMF), which is based on the Intel 8086 OMF.
offset:The number of bytes from the beginning of a segment or other address to a particular byte.
OMF:Object module format.
Output screen:The CodeView screen that contains program output. To switch to this screen, choose the Output command from the View menu or press F4.
overlay:A program component loaded into memory only when needed.