What programming languages do you know ?

Symmetry · Post by **Symmetry** » 2004-11-22 07:27pm

Programming Languages I pretty much know:
C++, C, Scheme (a LISP variant), VHDL (for programming FPGAs)

Don't think Spice counts as a programming language.

phongn · Post by **phongn** » 2004-11-22 08:31pm

Symmetry wrote:Programming Languages I pretty much know:
C++, C, Scheme (a LISP variant), VHDL (for programming FPGAs)

How is VHDL? I'm considering taking a VHDL course.

Exonerate · Post by **Exonerate** » 2004-11-22 08:35pm

Limited Javascript - Self-taught.
PHP - Self-taught, again.
I can do really basic C++, but often get a lot of errors. I might get around to taking the class next year...
Give me a bit of time and motivation and I could probably learn Perl fairly quickly.

Symmetry · Post by **Symmetry** » 2004-11-22 10:33pm

phongn wrote:
Symmetry wrote:VHDL (for programming FPGAs)
How is VHDL? I'm considering taking a VHDL course.

Well, its the main language for programming FPGAs, it basically differs from other languages the same way an FPGA differs from a microprocessor. You have a whole lot of logic that executes in parrallel rather than a single piece of sophisticated logic that only executes in serial. Its a lot more like circuit building than normal programming. I personally liked it pretty well, except for the crappy compilers we were using.

lurkbot2000 · Post by **lurkbot2000** » 2004-11-26 04:11am

I've got C/C++ and some Java. Other than that, I've messed around with Smalltalk, Lisp, Prolog, and Perl. And how could I forget about X/HTML and Action Script!?

Post by **Edi** » 2004-11-26 03:42pm

I've been taught C, have studied some C++ and can't program worth shit in either. I can read the code fairly well, though, and I can puzzle out Java Code to some extent as well. But trust me, if it comes down to having to modify a program or write one, you DO NOT want me near your code.

Edi

Xon · Post by **Xon** » 2004-11-26 07:56pm

I know a smattering of C, C++ and java. Enought to get by, but they arent even close to my major strengths.

I can puzzle out VBscript (the damn stuff is commoning as hell for Windows IT administrator scripts) and am planning on learning it & more Windows administrator over the Christmas/new year period.

I'm reasonably good at general C#, but am looking to solidify my understanding of the .NET framework to improve (since the future lanugages I plan on using will be use the .NET framework).

I've got a fair amount of experiances in pascal/delphi, but havent played with the .NETiffied version of the latest Delphi compiler(But I'm looking into a very nice looking .NET pascal compiler).