.0 File Extension

Learn about .0 files and view a list of programs that open them.

The library linking convention helps users and the operating system avoid situations where many implementations of the same library interface are loaded at the same time.

NOTE: The ".0" extension may also refer to an actual shared library and not a link file. Both shared libraries and shared library link files may also use extensions such as ".1," ".2," and ".3." For example, the following are valid extensions: .SO.0, ".so.1," ".so.2," and ".so.3."

The library linking convention helps users and the operating system avoid situations where many implementations of the same library interface are loaded at the same time.

NOTE: The ".0" extension may also refer to an actual shared library and not a link file. Both shared libraries and shared library link files may also use extensions such as ".1," ".2," and ".3." For example, the following are valid extensions: .SO.0, ".so.1," ".so.2," and ".so.3."

To open a .0 file, you need compatible software that supports this file format.