Hopefully your language of choice, in an industrial setting, will be easy for your successor to deal with (and YOU, 2 years hence), and if non-standard, from a supplier who exists at that time! Today, that knocks it down to asm and C, eh?
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From: scmikes03 Date: Thursday, February 9, 2006 10:04 am Subject: [AVR-Chat] Re: Best language for learning AVRs (was forth) > I think that the best language to use depends on how you think.>
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> Assembly, C, basic - similar thought patterns, if you like your
> language to provide some syntactic sugar, C is probably you
> choice.
> If you wany evern more sugar and hand holding at the software level,
> go with basic.
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> C++ - If you want to model your system as objects, but still dive into
> bits when you need to, this seems to be the way to go.
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> forth - if you want to create a domain language that you build up by
> adding "words" to your language, forth may be the way for you to go
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> The language of choice depends on the best way to think to
> successfully think about a project.
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> If you want to exand the way you think, learn a language from each of
> the major design Paradigms. If you learn assembly, C and basic, you
> are! learning