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yes, no
object files can be stored in a compressed format as a space-saving effort. compressed files are slower to read and write, but are one-half to one-third the size. they are also fully compatible across systems.
yesostores object files in compressed format.
nooobject files are notcompressed.
note:if you want to copy a compressed object file from a unix system to a windows (nt or 95) machine or vice versa, use the operating-system command rcp -bfrom the windows machine.