Programming language poll

[RSoles]

Well, I voted for c, not c++

But also
ADA
Assembler, Intel 8080, 8086 8751
Motorola 680x0, PIC, the other PIC (bitslice one from the seventies)
Zilog Z80
Coral 66
Labwindows/CVI
neuron c
perl
even VB
pascal, delphi
coupla' others
Yes, Fortran, Algol 68

I once wrote one line of cobol (added a couple of decimal places to
square root of two)

I've even recently had an 8080 contract.


RS

[NoddY]

I program nuclear missile silos in raw binary using my brain waves.

Threaded.

[Diver]

Programming?

Where's the TV remote option

[Moscow Mule]

RPG IV, III and II. Along with a touch of CL and Java script for Websphere.

II is a complete POS, with it's poxy logic cycle. Thankfully most people on the i5 have come out of the dark ages now.

[BrilloPad]

Who cares what the language is as long as its in IB. Thats the place to be.

[Churchill]

Oh dear. Someone needs to learn what bytecode is and that .NET uses it as well as another popular programming language...

.NET is .NOT a programming language.

[Cowboy Bob]

.NET is .NOT a programming language.

.NET is effectively a VM running bytecode, which is exactly what I said. Along with the fact that another programming language lumped in with Web Scripting also uses this technique.

[dotnetter]

.NET is effectively a VM running bytecode, which is exactly what I said. Along with the fact that another programming language lumped in with Web Scripting also uses this technique.

Yes your right like the JVM the CLR uses stack-based object-oriented bytecode, and natively supports runtime code generation using the .Net Framework classes in the System.Reflect.Emit namespace.

[wendigo100]

Ada
CORAL66
JOVIAL

That takes me back. Defence in the good old cost-plus days.

[oxtailsoup]

Only the very latest state of the art technologies I'm proud to say...

Cobol
Retrieve 4GL (Sage)
ABAP (SAP)