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This is a question for all the people that visit this
board on a regular basis:
How old are you guys ?
i'm 16 by the way ?
How long have you os developers been programming in asm ?

I am 20 years and has not even started with a demo kernel yet.

>On 2002-05-15 02:01:43, krillzip wrote:
>I am 20 years and has not even started with a demo kernel yet.
But I have tought about how to design a good OS since I was 16-17

>On 2002-05-14 23:21:15, keyoard_ninja wrote:
>This is a question for all the people that visit this
>board on a regular basis:
>How old are you guys ?
>i'm 16 by the way ?
>How long have you os developers been programming in asm ?

I am 33 years old, and have been puttering about with OS and language design issues on and off for about a decade; I have spent a great deal of time studying the matter, but have done pitifully little coding, I am afraid.

>On 2002-05-14 23:21:15, keyoard_ninja wrote:
>This is a question for all the people that visit this
>board on a regular basis:
>How old are you guys ?
>i'm 16 by the way ?
>How long have you os developers been programming in asm ?

I'm 22 and, like Schol-R-LEA, have been experimenting with OS and language design for a while (the past 5 years anyway). I've known _Intel_ ASM for about 7 years, and before that, Atari 800 ASM

I'm also a brittle, ex-drug-abusing, tempermental little ***** lol

Jeff

>On 2002-05-14 23:21:15, keyoard_ninja wrote:
>This is a question for all the people that visit this
>board on a regular basis:
>How old are you guys ?
>i'm 16 by the way ?
>How long have you os developers been programming in asm ?

I'm 17. I've been programming C since I was about 14. My
asm experience is only a year or two old, though.

im 21 n working on my first os -- a monolithic one.
also a compulsive headbanger with a collection of over
3000 heavy metal n rock songs ;0)...hell, rock is good for engineers
its what u create with your own hand...


>On 2002-05-14 23:21:15, keyoard_ninja wrote:
>This is a question for all the people that visit this
>board on a regular basis:
>How old are you guys ?
>i'm 16 by the way ?
>How long have you os developers been programming in asm ?

>On 2002-05-14 23:21:15, keyoard_ninja wrote:
>This is a question for all the people that visit this
>board on a regular basis:
>How old are you guys ?
>i'm 16 by the way ?
>How long have you os developers been programming in asm ?

I'm 22. I know assembler since 4 years (x86, z80, and some of microcontrollers), but my OS will be made in my own high level language, wich is still in develop!

Am not old !!! familiar with asm since 3 years maybe

25 myself.
Did things like Logo and Pascal as a teeenager but didn't really pick up C and Assembly till about 4 years ago. I picked up Java about 2 years ago and teach that for a living now.

I'm 17. Been programming for about 5 years, known C for about 2 years and asm for about 4 months.

OS wise I'm building up my knowledge and plan to jump in and start making a basic test OS to prove to myself I can do it
within the next few months.
Also I'm working as part of an OS being made as part of a team effort. (However no website or name yet, just a few programmers and an IRC room)

Daniel

>This is a question for all the people that visit this
>board on a regular basis:
>How old are you guys ?
>i'm 16 by the way ?
>How long have you os developers been programming in asm ?

  I'm 16 and I have quite a long history with BASIC, including all the usual ones (ie BASIC, QBASIC, Visual Basic). I started with C++ about half way through last year and started on ASM towards the end of last year. Most of what I've learned has come through working on my OS project and conversations on the boards at flashdaddee.com.

22 Here and I've been programing since I was 14 that is with something other then basic.

-Christopher

19 here
was about 13 when I first made my first 'hello world' OS in assembly
Ah how time flies by...

15, known basic C since age 12.  Learned assembler last year.