Just a poll to find the people favorite. ;D
Sorry if i have missed someones favorite. ::)
EDIT: 7-Jul
Oops!!! for languages not in the list please drop Ur favourite language name as a reply.
EDIT: 8-Jul
Removed the oldy pascal for the newbie Pytnon. ;D
Favourite Language..
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beyond infinity lazy
Re:Favourite Language..
Huh.... I miss COBOL there *sssfffgg*
but anyway, I am a fan of c, asm, php and consorts... even java 's got a chance
but anyway, I am a fan of c, asm, php and consorts... even java 's got a chance
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Brian_Provinciano
Re:Favourite Language..
Sure, I code in ASM all the time. I've been doing a lot of 8bit 6502 ASM lately, but it's far from my favorite 
8bit ASM is tedious and annoying, but still worth it. Trying to make an NES game in C would result in about 1fps! The more bits, the better the ASM. With 8bit ASM, I had to do a hell of a lot of 16bit wrapper macros to make my life the slightest bit easier. 32bit ASM is great, but 16bit is still fine--anything's better than 8bit ASM--except the rare 4bit processors, heh. Imagine having to code 8bit wappers in 4bit ASM! That's one nybble I wouldn't want to mess with!
8bit ASM is tedious and annoying, but still worth it. Trying to make an NES game in C would result in about 1fps! The more bits, the better the ASM. With 8bit ASM, I had to do a hell of a lot of 16bit wrapper macros to make my life the slightest bit easier. 32bit ASM is great, but 16bit is still fine--anything's better than 8bit ASM--except the rare 4bit processors, heh. Imagine having to code 8bit wappers in 4bit ASM! That's one nybble I wouldn't want to mess with!-
The Pro from Dover
Re:Favourite Language..
What, no option for Scheme?
If only I were in a position where I could stay around, I'd say more... but alas, positions remain elusive for me. It's nice to drop by for a visit, though.
If only I were in a position where I could stay around, I'd say more... but alas, positions remain elusive for me. It's nice to drop by for a visit, though.