File extension Details of MED, MER, M, MOM, MF, MK, MO, MAGIK, MD

Name:	MED
File Type:	RSView Development Project
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Software development project created with RSView Studio software, such as RSView ME (Machine Edition); stores program information and references to other project files; used for creating HMI (Human Machine Interface) applications. MED files can be compiled into RSView runtime (.MER) files when completed.
Open Programs:	Windows Rockwell Automation RSView Studio or RSView ME

Name:	MER
File Type:	RSView Development Runtime File
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Runtime file created from an RSView development (.MED) file; contains program data that has been compiled and saved in an executable format; used for HMI (Human Machine Interface) applications. NOTE: MER files cannot be converted back to MED files, so make sure not to delete the original MED file when creating a runtime file.
Open Programs:	Windows Rockwell Automation RSView Studio or RSView ME

Name:	M
File Type:	Objective-C Implementation File
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Class implementation file used by programs written in Objective-C; begins with the @implementation directive; initializes variables and functions that can be referenced by other Objective-C source (.C) files; may also reference header (.H) files.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Apple Xcode Edit with a text editor Linux Apple complier (cc) Stepstone compiler (objcc) GNU Compiler (gcc) Edit with a text editor

Name:	MOM
File Type:	Managed Object Model
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Data model created with Apple's Xcode development software; stores a Core Data model that is generated from a program's code; saved in an archived version of the NSManagedObjectModel format. MOM files can be imported into Xcode Design Tools by selecting Design->Data Model->Import... from the Xcode menu bar.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Apple Xcode

Name:	MF
File Type:	Java Manifest File
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Contains information about file packages in a Java archive (.JAR file); includes metadata about the archive such as what files it contains and what they are used for. Manifest files have the default pathname "META-INF/MANIFEST.MF" and are saved along with the JAR file; the default manifest file can be modified with a basic text editor.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Edit with a text editor Windows Edit with a text editor Linux Edit with a text editor

Name:	MK
File Type:	Makefile
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Contains additional rules referenced by a Makefile (typically "Makefile" or "GNUMakefile") when compiling source files for a program
Open Programs:	Mac OS GNU Make or other programming software Windows GNU Make or other programming software Linux GNU Make or other programming software

Name:	MO
File Type:	Machine Object File
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Binary data file that contains object data referenced by a program; typically used to translate program code; may be loaded or imported into the GNU gettext program. Since MO files are binary in nature, they are not human readable like .PO files; however, they may contain some data that can be recognized in a text editor.
Open Programs:	Mac OS GNU gettext Windows GNU gettext Linux GNU gettext

Name:	MAGIK
File Type:	Magik Source Code File
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Programming file that contains source code written in the Magic programming language; developed by GE Energy (a division of General Electric) as part of the Smallworld technology platform. The Magik programming language is used primarily for creating applications for enterprise utilities such as power distribution and telecommunications; it uses an object-oriented approach similar to Java and can be interpreted by the Magik virtual machine.
Open Programs:	Windows Magik Development Tools (MDT)

Name:	MD
File Type:	Machine Description File
Popularity:	2
Category:	developer
File Description:	Programming file that contains an instruction pattern for each instruction that the target machine supports; referenced by the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), commonly used for compiling programs on Unix systems.
Open Programs:	Mac OS GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) Edit with a text editor Windows GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) Edit with a text editor Linux GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) Edit with a text editor

Name:	MAK
File Type:	Makefile
Popularity:	3
Category:	developer
File Description:	Contains instructions that determine how source files are compiled; often includes references to necessary files and a compiler script
Open Programs:	Mac OS Apple Xcode Windows Microsoft Visual C++