Assuming all are up to the task, here's my $.02: you want C/C++ since a lot 
of the drivers and support code are written in C. If you will be running 
Linux, you want Python since that has been baked into Linux for a long 
time, and seems to be the preferred quick language of Linux admins. And you 
can apparently easily wrap C in Python. There is a huge online resource of 
existing Linux tools written in both languages and I/O device drivers 
mostly written in C/C++. Both have good free dev tools (I use and recommend 
eclipse but there are many others).

Others have said the first thing is to define the task, then pick what seem 
to be the best tools for the job. I agree 100%, and will just add that 
"best tools for the job" can be partly subjective, and should include 
factors such as "what do I already know how to use" and "in what language 
are the tools I need to use written"?

Bruce

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