Glossary:Definition - Portable Executable

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 Term Portable Executable
 Definition  PE file format defines the structure that executable files (.EXE) and Dynamic Link Libraries (.DLL) use for loading and execution by Windows. PE format is derived from Microsoft Common Object File Format (COFF). .EXE and .DLL files created using the .NET Framework honor the PE/COFF formats; but, also, add additional header and data which are only used by the Common Language Runtime (CLR).
 See also Executable, Portable Executable Verifier
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