Software that is compiled and ready to execute on a computer platform.
A program that can be executed as a self-contained procedure. It consists of a main program and, optionally, modules, subprograms and non-Fortran external procedures.
This refers to a computer program that can actually be run on the PC. In most cases it has been converted into machine code so that the operating system s understands it. This process of converting is called compiling the program. If you are trying to run a program & it does not do what you expect then you may well believe that executing the program is the best thing to do - it will make you feel better.
a collection of program units consisting of one main program and any number of external subprograms, modules, and block data program units
a collection of program units that consists of exactly one main program and any number, including none, of subprograms and external procedures
(n.) a set of program units that indicates exactly one main program.
A computer program that is ready to run. For example, a word processing program that a user does not have to alter before using it to create documents. Also, Executable Code and Executable Routine.
A program that can be run. It consists of a main program and, optionally, one or more subprograms or non-Fortran-defined external procedures, or both.
A program used to perform a task.
subprogram which has been compiled into the program library and then linked with any other library units it depends on.
Program which will run in the environment of the operating system or within an appropriate run time environment.
Program which will run within the environment of the operating system without additional utilities or support.
A program that can be run as a self-contained procedure. It consists of a main program and, optionally, one or more subprograms.
Source: DSMC A program is executable if the program manager (PM) has adequate near-term approved funding.
n. A program that can be run. The term usually applies to a compiled program translated into machine code in a format that can be loaded into memory and run by a computer's processor. In interpreter languages, an executable program can be source code in the proper format. See also code (definition 1), compiler (definition 2), computer program, interpreter, source code.