.AML File Extension
- Developer by: The ACPICA Project
- Category: System Files
- Format: Binary
What are .AML files and how to open them?
Can't open .AML file? Are you wondering what it contains? On our site we will explain to you what this file is, what it is used for and what software opens the .AML file.What is a .AML file extension?
.AML file extension is created by The ACPICA Project. .AML has been classified as System Files. The format of .AML file is Binary.
.AML is ACPI Machine Language File
System file written in the ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) Machine Language (AML), a low-level language used for configuring hardware properties; often used to boot Mac OS X on non-Apple hardware ("Hackintosh" systems), such as P55 motherboards; also used for enabling greater hardware compatibility and improving system performance.
An AML file contains a DSDT (Differentiated System Description Table), which stores instructions that notify the OS about certain hardware settings. For Mac OS X systems, the AML file should be placed in the root directory to be recognized.
Several premade AML files for Mac OS X are available from tonymacx86. These AML files can be edited with customizations using DSDTSE, which is developed by the EVOSX86 team. AML files are not edited directly, but are first decompiled into ".dsl" files, edited, and then compiled back into ".aml" files.
NOTE: AML files contain instructions at the ACPI level, which is between the BIOS and the operating system.
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File Type 2 Arc Macro Language File
Script used by ArcInfo Workstation, a GIS application that was the predecessor to ESRI's ArcGIS Desktop; written in the Arc Macro Language (AML), which is an interpreted language that provides facilities for creating ArcInfo applications; can include commands to execute instructions, generate user interface components, and manipulate map data; saved in an ASCII text format.
NOTE: ArcInfo Workstation has been replaced by ArcGIS Desktop.
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File Type 3 Abstract Markup Language
File used by Gem, a Ruby-associated program that creates organized .HTML output files; contains simple, organized XHTML markup language in order to create static HTML pages.
Every time you save your AML file, an HTML file is created with the same name. An example would be when test.aml is saved, test.html is created. Some features of the output HTML files are clearly tabbed language to prevent simple errors and variables that are easy to reference and define.
NOTE: Gem Abstract Markup Language requires RubyGems (with Ruby 2.0.0+) in order to be installed.
File Type 4 Microsoft Assistance Markup Language File
XML file formatted in the Microsoft Assistance Markup Language (MAML), a language used to create Windows help documentation; specifies help document structure, styles, and content; used for creating source code and application help pages.
MAML files can be created using Sandcastle, a suite of .XSL schemas and program executables. They may also be created using DocProject, a Microsoft Visual Studio help authoring tool add-in.
NOTE: The MAML format was developed as an alternative to the .CHM file format.
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