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- <li><em>date</em>: Fri May 27 13:02:29 2005</li>
- <li><em>from</em>: hbbs at comcast.net (Jeff Hubbs)</li>
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No, no, no! The language of choice for the Amiga was C, although BASIC
came standard. Also, the Amiga post-dated the Mac.
Okay, posting this means that I'll have to haul out my graybeard cred.
First computer utilized was a Data General Nova 2 with I think 3 or 4
teletypes and 2 CRT terminals. That was at my high school (McCallie in
Chattanooga). It was later replaced with a Nova 3. Two disk drives,
one with a removable pack, one fixed. I spent about three years coming
up with BASIC programs for that thing, but once I had written a storage
and execution program for TI calculator programs, and modified an old
graphing program to use a new dot-matrix printer's dot-addressable
graphics capability, I started to get a bit burnt out on it.
College had me dealing with a Timex Sinclair (mostly used as a terminal
w/ modem), CDC Cyber mainframes, and an IBM PC Portable borrowed from my
girlfriend (again, mostly used as a terminal).
Professionally, I started off working with DEC VAX/VMS and VAX/SEVMS for
about six years solid and got into MS-DOS PCs and Banyan VINES very
heavily (Amiga at home, mostly used for MIDI, sound, and terminal
emulation). Most of my programming work was done in Pascal and I came
up with some novel techniques in ATLAS, a language used at the time for
automated electronic test equipment. The ATLAS work was done on an
HP1000.
Jeff
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