File extension Details of A, ADA, ADB, ADS, ABC, LBI, RB, RB, LPROJ

Name:	A
File Type:	Static Library
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Contains a library of functions and headers that may be referenced by a C/C++ source file; may contain only a few functions or may include an entire library of functions, such as a 3D modeling engine. Using static libraries may result larger program files, but enables faster loading times compared to dynamic libraries.
Open Programs:	Mac OS GNU C Compiler (GCC) Windows GNU C Compiler (GCC) Linux GNU C Compiler (GCC) Sun Studio C/C++ Compiler

Name:	ADA
File Type:	Ada Source Code
Popularity:	2
Category:	developer
File Description:	Program code written in the Ada programming language
Open Programs:	Mac OS GNU Ada Translator (GNAT) or other Ada compiler Edit with a text editor Windows GNU Ada Translator (GNAT) or other Ada compiler Edit with a text editor Linux GNU Ada Translator (GNAT) or other Ada compiler Edit with a text editor

Name:	ADB
File Type:	Ada Body File
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Programming file containing source code written in the Ada programming language; stores the body of an Ada program; typically saved along with a corresponding "Spec file" that has a .ADS extension.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Any text editor Windows Any text editor Linux gcc gnat Any text editor

Name:	ADS
File Type:	Ada Specification File
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Package specification or "spec file" for an Ada programming project; contains definitions and declarations referenced by an Ada body (.ADB) file; typically has the same filename as the corresponding ADB file except for the extension.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Any text editor Windows Any text editor Linux gcc gnat Any text editor

Name:	ABC
File Type:	ABC Source File
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Program source code written in the ABC programming language; originally intended as a replacement for the BASIC language
Open Programs:	Mac OS ABC compiler can be edited using a text editor Windows ABC compiler can be edited using a text editor

Name:	LBI
File Type:	Dreamweaver Library Item
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Contains JavaScript functions referenced by Dreamweaver files
Open Programs:	Program(s) that open lbi files Mac OS Macromedia Dreamweaver Windows Macromedia Dreamweaver

Name:	RB
File Type:	REALbasic Project   (Most common)
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Software development project created with REALbasic; based on an advanced version of the BASIC programming language; can be used to create crossplatform software for Mac, Windows, and Unix from a single set of source code.
Open Programs:	Mac OS REAL Software REALbasic Windows REAL Software REALbasic Linux REAL Software REALbasic

Name:	RB
File Type:	Ruby Source Code
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Software program written in Ruby, an object-oriented scripting language; designed to be simple, efficient, and easy to read; can be edited with a text editor and run using Ruby. Ruby is available in several different versions, or "gems," including Ruby on Rails, Mongrel, and Capistrano. NOTE: Google Sketchup 4 uses Ruby files to automate repetitive tasks.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Ruby Ruby on Rails Google Sketchup View in a text editor Windows Ruby Ruby on Rails Google Sketchup View in a text editor

Name:	LPROJ
File Type:	Localized Project Folder
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Folder containing text files and other resources for individual languages supported by a Mac OS X program; may include .STRINGS and .NIB files; stored within the Contents->Resources folder of an application package
Open Programs:	Mac OS Opens as a folder in Mac OS X

Name:	LNT
File Type:	PC-lint/FlexeLint Configuration File   (Most common)
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Text file that contains PC-lint or FlexeLint options and names of C/C++ source files to be linted (or analyzed); used for defining the programming environment and compiler settings. Environment configuration files typically begin with "env-" while compiler options files begin with "co-".
Open Programs:	Windows Gimpel Software PC-lint Gimpel Software FlexeLint Edit with a text editor