What programming languages do you know?

[BlackBox]

Tell me what programming languages that you know, and an example that relates to the Outpost world in general. (I might use this to gather who knows what languages, and who can provide some programming help. Maybe.)

If you want, count scripting languages as well.

I am proficient in:

VB (OP2 map editor)
C/C++ (OP2 mission DLL's so far)
PHP (World Domination, webring, etc)
Assembler (patches within the OP2 EXE)

I know some:

Tcl (the game pickup "Next Game" stuff in the #outpost2 topic was written in Tcl)
a little Java (useless, however I did start on making a chat program for "The Client" - martynds multiplayer network, that err, failed. I never continued it).

Tell us what you know here!

[TH300]

I did already program in QB, pascal/delphi, assembler (in most cases integrated in pascal programs) and am now learning C/C++ (not GUI programming)

Well, actually delphi is the only one that I currently use and know best. And I'm quite sure to forget the others, because I don't use them ;|

[Hooman]

Mostly Assembly (x86), C/C++, Visual Basic, QBasic, (GWBasic, but not anymore :lol: ), Assembly (SPARC).

Also some Java, Pascal, Python, PHP.
A few misc others that probably aren't really worth mentioning and have mostly been forgotten. (HTML, SQL, Haskell, Assembly (6502)).

Does COM IDL count? Not really programming but it is a computer language. Looks like it may come in handy for interfacing C++ to VB. (Still learning this one I guess).


 

[BlackBox]

Heh, yea I forgot to mention the "old time" languages like QBasic.

Regarding IDL, HTML, etc...

I don't know if you could call them "programming languages" because you can't really write a full fledged "program" with them. (like, there is nothing 'interactive' about them, they don't have a start-of-execution point, etc)

IDL would be part of a programming language or process, I guess (like resource compilers are) but not self reliant or capable.

Javascript and PHP could be considered programming languages as you can run them in a normal or somewhat normal manner (yes, they do require a program to interpret it, but let's not get too technical)

[leeor_net]

ASM (x86, 6502 [NES], some 65816[SNES])
C/C++/C#
QuakeC (Does this count? And no, this is not a typo for QuickC by MS)
BASIC (QB)
Visual BASIC (they are actually very different for those who don't know)
WDL (never liked it but I know it)
HTML (should I actually count this?)
JAVA (Or this?)
nceRPG Script (A scripting language I wrote for an upcoming game of mine)  B)
Python
Pheonix (A very simple language I developed before nceRPG Script. Does this count?)

Ah well...