Re: [newbie] Linux programming languages

2001-04-16 Thread Paul Zubkov
On April 16, 2001 02:33 pm, you wrote: What language is used by most linux programmers? Any Pros Cons about different languages? Well, C is perhabs the most used. C++, perl, anything that works. -- === Paul Zubkov Linux User ICQ 115102356 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [newbie] Linux programming languages

2001-04-16 Thread Anthony
The most popular languages would probally have to be C and C++. However part of the beauty of Linux is that there are a ton of choices that programmers have to make their programs in. It's sorta interesting that you ask this now, as I just read an article last night with brief summaries of

Re: [newbie] Linux programming languages

2001-04-16 Thread Eric
Python is getting more popular by the day. www.python.org Eric Indiogine On Monday 16 April 2001 05:47, Paul Zubkov wrote: On April 16, 2001 02:33 pm, you wrote: What language is used by most linux programmers? Any Pros Cons about different languages? Well, C is perhabs the most

Re: [newbie] Linux programming languages

2001-04-16 Thread Jordan Elver
On Monday 16 April 2001 14:33, you wrote: What language is used by most linux programmers? Any Pros Cons about different languages? C seems to be a favourite and Perl, PHP.

RE: [newbie] Linux programming languages

2001-04-16 Thread Morrell, Mike A
The answer is quit simple. The Linux kernel is written in C. Also, most of the GNU utilities are written in C. The choice of which language to use is really a matter of the intended application requirements. For speed and small size, C is best. For scripting and GUI based applications, Perl or