IT People

Out of curiosity, how many people on this board trudge into the entangling morass that has to deal with the binary code spitting machine (aka computer people). As for myself I am pretty well acquainted with C/C++, VisualBASIC, DarkBASIC, and C# (which i know the least of). I just wanted to know about anyone else who shares my love for such stupid machines (any fellow programmers, web designers, IT people, repairmen, et cetera).

P.S.

DarkBASIC is a variation of QBASIC that has been written on C++ and Direct X and streamlined for 3D game programming.

 

I never did, but I ran some projects that did. As a former hardware engineer, I used to program extensively in boolean and machine language {way back in late sixties} but the closest I ever came to high level stuff was writing transaction queries, SQL.

I wish you liked lower level stuff I have an idea for a good single chip tool.

 

I'm pretty sure I've had a C+. Other than that, nothing in either one of these posts makes any sense to me.

 

I used to be a computer tech, then went into IT Project Management. I used to know how to program in Basic, Assembler, Pascal, and Fortran, but all I use these days is Excel, Access, and a bit of SQL.

 

I didnt know you were that old, andy!

Basic.. Fortran! No cobol?

 

LOL! If it helps, it was Atari BASIC and Assembler for Atari that I learned. Fortran was the only language I learned for PC. My 2 years of college were pre-engineering, so it was Fortran; COBOL was for the Business geeks.

 

I have recently developed an interest in assembly.......

 

Re: RE: IT People

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