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Revision as of 08:41, 15 September 2009 (view source) rosettacode>Aks (Created page with 'I have been programming since the early 70s on a wide-variety of operating systems: {{mylangbegin}} {{mylang\|Perl\|Expert}} {{mylang\|Python\|Expert}} {{mylang\|Ruby\|Expert}} {{myla…')		Latest revision as of 21:41, 17 December 2017 (view source) Eoraptor (talk \| contribs) m (to match the correct category)
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Line 1: I have been programming since the early 70s on a wide-variety of operating systems. Here are the languages that I've written major pieces of software for, on the associated environments: * Univac 1100 Assembly, APL, Basic, Cobol, Lisp, PLUS and Snobol on Univac 1100 Series mainframes. * PDP-11 Assembly on DEC PDP-11 minicomputers * Forth on MC6800 * Basic and Fortran on Prime PRIMOS minicomputers (''The Prime minicomputer OS, called PRIMOS, was written almost entirely in Fortran, as well as their major applications, including the Basic interpreter. I implemented a major upgrade to the PRIMOS Basic interpreter that allowed very large Basic programs to chain to each other''). * MC68000 Assembly and C on MC68K single-board computers (SBC) (''I developed a complete, stand-alone embedded computing environment with a Unix-style memory manager.'') * PLUS on Univac 1100 Series mainframes (''PLUS is Programming Language for Systems, a Univac proprietary high-level language.'') * C, PL/1, and DCL on DEC VAX VMS minicomputers. (''I developed a print symbiont for a Xerox printer attached to a DEC VAX VMS system.'') * C, Unix Shell (bash), Emacs Lisp, Awk, Make, n/t/roff, SQL, Perl on IBM AIX, HP HP-UX, DEC Ultrix, and SGI Irix workstations (''10 years of managing network and computer systems and staff at a UC campus.'') * Python, Ruby, Elixir, Awk, HTML, Java, Javascript, Make, Objective-C, SQL, Unix Shell on Apple Mac OS X servers and laptops. (''Financial data management and presentation using proprietary algorithms.'') {{mylangbegin}} Line 9 ⟶ 19: {{mylang\|Make\|Active}} {{mylang\|AWK\|Active}} {{mylang\|~~HTML~~Elixir\|Active}} {{mylang\|JavaScript\|Active}} {{mylang\|SQL\|Active}} {{mylang\|Java\|Intermediate}} {{mylang\|Objective-C\|Intermediate}} {{mylang\|Elm\|Beginner}} {{mylang\|J\|Beginner}} {{mylang\|R\|Beginner}} {{mylang\|APL\|Rusty (ex-expert)}} {{mylang\|~~Basic~~Assembly\|Rusty (ex-expert)}} {{mylang\|BASIC\|Rusty (ex-expert)}} {{mylang\|C\|Rusty (ex-expert)}} {{mylang\|~~Cobol~~COBOL\|Very Rusty}} {{mylang\|DCL\|Very Rusty}} {{mylang\|Fortran\|Rusty (ex-expert)}} {{mylang\|Forth\|Very Rusty}} {{mylang\|n/t/roff\|Very Rusty (ex-expert)}} {{mylang\|PL/1I\|Very Rusty (ex-expert)}} {{mylang\|PLUS\|Very Rusty (ex-expert)}} {{mylang\|Snobol\|Very Rusty}} ~~{{mylang\|PDP-11 Assembler\|Expert}}~~ ~~{{mylang\|Univac 1100 Assembler\|Expert}}~~ {{mylangend}}