Translator 1
Translator 1 : (ICT) A computer programming term. A translator converts a high level language such as C++ into machine code that the computer understands. The final file created is often called an 'object file' as it is a chunk of machine code - not necessarily complete in itself. For example, a dynamic link library contains useful subroutines in machine code form, that other programs can call up when they are running. A number of object files may make up a complete computer program. A 'linker' will combine one or more 'object files' to form a complete 'executable' file that can be run on a computer. Transmission Control Protocol: See: TCP
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