>>>>> F Wittenberger <Jörg> writes:
> OK, here mine
> pre-university:
> Z-80 machine code (self designed/soldered computer [Screen: 32x8
> characters each 6 bit - save chips save money]; the assembler was me,
> manually)
Oh, my.
[...]
So, here's mine (I'm not quite sure about the order, though):
* BASIC (MK-85, Sinclair, QuickBasic, probably others);
* Assembler (Z-80, x86; both superficial);
* Fox-Pro, Pascal, Lisp, Forth (all superficial);
* MS-DOS batch files; BASIC (QBasic);
* C, Assembler (x86; a more real touch this time);
* C++ (superficial);
* Bourne Shell (Bash), Perl;
* Make, TeX (LaTeX, Texinfo), Sed and Awk (all superficial);
* POV-Ray (probably superficial; see, e. g., [1]);
* Emacs Lisp (written a never published IRC client for Emacs),
Scheme (umb-scheme, scheme48, SLIB);
* M4, SQL (PostgreSQL);
* PostScript (superficial);
* Scheme (Chicken);
* GNU Awk and GNU Make (a more real touch);
* Tcl (with Tk, Tcl-Nap), Ocaml (superficial), GNU R;
* Assembler (AVR; written an ATtiny13-based polyphonic music box
and an ATmega48-based frequency meter.)
(I deliberately excluded any mark-up languages, such as HTML, as
they aren't programming languages.)
[1] http://theory.asu.ru/~ivan/graphic/
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