On 03 Jul 97, Juhan-A Nakkalajarvi wrote to All --
 JN> What language/langueages you use? (program)
 JN> Which langueages you used long time ago?
I started with BASIC, then moved to C, C++ and ASM.
 JN> Which compiler do you use?
 JN> Which platform you use?
DJGPP, which makes my DOS executables.
 JN> Which kind of code style you use?
 JN> d.
 JN> void main() {
 JN>   Code();
 JN> }
That one, even though the people working on the Linux kernel advocate another
style...
 JN> How many space you use as tab size? (I mean:) void main()
I used to use five, but the TABs kept getting mangled, so I just use eight.
 JN> What kind of program you make?   Demos?   Games?   Useful programs?
 JN> Some crap that no-one will ever see?
I'm trying to write an OS now, so it is probably the last option... 
 JN> Are your programs well designed and easily expandable, with clean code,
 JN> or or do you make your programs a bunch of strange write-only crap?
I'm thinking of writing a complex macro language that will allow you to write
your C and C++ programs in semi-English, using the preprocessor to expand
everything back to normal, but I doubt I'll ever get 'round to it.
 JN> Do you use in your code ever inline- or anything else Assembly?
The code I'm working on right now is ASM, since it's the initial setup for my
kernel.  Once that is done, everything else should be in C and (maybe) C++.
 JN> How old are you?
Fifteen now.
 JN> In what age you started programming? What language you used?
I remember first programming in BASIC on my olde C-64 ... I must have been
between five and ten years old at the time ...
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