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Line 1: #REDIRECT [[Binary-code compatibility]] ~~'''Object-code compatible''' is a computing term meaning that [[object code]] can move freely between two different kinds of computers and can be expected to function in the same way.~~ Usually, compatibility is expressed in terms like [[backward-compatible]], which means that the usually-newer computer has every feature the old one did, plus additional functionality that is not supported on the old machine. ~~[[Category:Computing terminology]]~~ ~~[[Category:Articles lacking sources (Erik9bot)]]~~ ~~[[Category:Backward compatibility]]~~