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Originally Posted by altis
My only formal software training was at Uni where we learned Fortran (from a video of a bloke with a flip-board who kept making jokes about them using an Australian to write the stuff on the back)!
Then, along the way, I've picked up:
Basic
Forth
Occam (my favourite by far)
Pascal
Modula-2
C/C++ (only a little)
Delphi
Javascript (by far my least favourite)
and, for what it's worth:
Intel 8008 assembler (yes, I'm that old)
Zilog Z80 assembler (loads of)
NatSemi 32000 assembler
Microchip PIC assembler
Fave projects include:
A UART for a strange 13-bit protocol written in Z80 assembler;
A RTOS for the Z80 and NS32000 (called Razor  for Occam fans) again in assembler. |
OOOOhhhhhhh I see we have other Occam programmers here, for the uninformed that was the language for the INMOS Transputer.
In Altis I see someone that recognises that just quoting Assembler is useless as it doesnt specify the instruction set or even the family.
Strange 13 bit protocol ??? Wouldnt be CAA format would it ?
In addition to the languages already mentioned I've used
Ada, Prolog, LISP, Fixpack, Coral-66
If I designed a microprocessor or DSP into a circuit then I learned the assembly langauge and wrote that too. Being concientious of the CV I never designed the same processor in twice.
Fav Quote "Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs" Niklaus Wirth