Geeks corner - Programming languages you have used

[NickFitz]

Ones I've never made any money from in grey.

Assembly language:

DEC PDP8/e, DEC PDP11, 6502, 6809, Z80, 80x86, 680x0, ARM

BASIC:

DEC, Atom, BBC (including version 5 on the Archimedes and an MS-DOS implementation), MS, MS QuickBASIC, STOS, AMOS, Visual BASIC (5 and 6 IIRC), VbScript, possibly one or two I've forgotten

FORTH:

BBC FORTH, polyFORTH II, my own homebrew ST FORTH, my own homebrew Archimedes FORTH (target compiled using the ST FORTH )

LISP
ProLog
C
C++
Delphi (i.e Object Pascal with an IDE and a Windows library)
JavaScript/ECMAScript
Java
Python
Perl
XSLT

Can't think of any others at the moment, and lunchtime is officially over - if I remember any more I'll add them in later

BTW, have we decided if SQL counts? A declarative language is still a programming language if it's Turing complete... but I'm not certain that standard SQL is Turing complete

[Solent]

COBOL,
BASIC,
PICK BASIC,
VB / VBA / VBSCRIPT
C#
C++
C
VB.NET
JAVA,
JAVASCRIPT
ADA
Clipper

[MarillionFan]

Back in my days all I had was my abacus and a parchment with weights & measures. How we laughed playing frogger with those!

[VectraMan]

How about Sinclair programmable calculator codes? I can't remember if there was a name for that.

[NickFitz]

How about Sinclair programmable calculator codes? I can't remember if there was a name for that.

Assembly language for a 4-bit machine code; that one can be added to my list

[RSoles]

Assembly language:

8080 (including programming in binary i.e. switch up =1, switch down=0; up,up,down,down,down,down,up,up = C3H = JMP ),
Z80, 8085, 8051, 80x86, 680x0, PIC variants, AMD 2901 bit-slice devices (the other PICs)

various variants of BASIC, including vb & vbscript, ZBASIC, HPBASIC.

ATLAS (plus my own variation on a theme of ATLAS)

ADA
coral 66
many variants of C, including pro*c, echelon Neuron c & Labwindows/CVI
Labview
HP VEE
C++
Delphi
Fortran IV
Perl/TCL/TK/BASH/shell scripting
HTML/XML
SQL
PROTEL
EXPECT (plus my own variation on a theme of EXPECT)

COBOL - I have in thirty years written one line of COBOL (and that's enough).


RS

[Diver]

Basic(Ass)
Cobol / C
VB
Fortran
C++

But who cares

I've forgotten 99% of it by now anyway

[NotAllThere]

Java
JavaScript
VB (3,4,5,6)
C#
VB.Net
Smalltalk
Ada
Cobol
Pascal
C++
C
Progress
Cobol
DBase4 & 5
Paradox
Delphi
Rexx
SQL (T-SQL & PL-SQL)
BASIC
Fortran
FoxPro
Clipper
Lua
MAPPER

I've probably missed off loads. I've left out things like VBA as I consider them to be a subset of VB personally.

Looks like Weltchy wins the Geek of the Week.

[sasguru]

Wot's a pro-pwog-pwogamming wanguage?

Denny

[Churchill]

Wot's a pro-pwog-pwogamming wanguage?

Denny

SASGURU - Shirley?