Hi
15 Jan 2001, Clarence Verge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
CV> Sorry about this, but I think there are only two useful programming
CV> languages: machine specific assembly language for a good job done
CV> right, and Basic for a quick job done fast. <G>
basic ... fast ???? hmmmm interesting
and assembler is MUCH to cumbersome for modern processors and big projects.
AND there are big problems with hand written assembler on new intel CPUs.
(you can ruin your performance with Merced or Pentium4 ... optimizing
compilers do usually a better job)
What's about functional languages like ProLog or LISP ??
Go for Perl if you need an interpreted language.
CV> Does anyone know if there is a "basic" for Linux ?
Sure ... there are cillions of programming languages available ...
see http://freshmeat.net/ for details on linux programs.
CV> - Clarence Verge
CU, Ricsi
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