Hardware:
I have developed software on the following machines: The Osborne 1 Z80
micro. TRS Models I, II and III. The IBM PC, XT and AT; also various generic
AT-bus 386 boxes. The Apple II and Macintosh. Sun, Fortune, AT&T 7300/3B1
and several other generic 68000-based UNIX boxes. DEC-10, PDP-8 and VAX
11-750 minicomputers. The AT&T 3B series machines, including the 3B2,
3B2, 3B10, 3B15 and 3B20. The Pyramid 90x. Burroughs 1900, 6700 and 6800
mainframes; also B/20 and B/25 workstations.
My home computer is a PCI-bus Pentium 133 running Red Hat Linux.
Operating Systems:
I am expert in UNIX in all its major flavors and lookalikes. I have also
developed software under MS-DOS, the Macintosh Environment, BTOS, CP/M,
TOPS-10, and CANDE.
Languages:
My high level languages include C, LISP, Pascal, APL, FORTRAN and several
BASICS; I am best, and highly expert, at C and LISP. My assemblers include
Z80, 80x86, and 680xx. I am also accomplished in various special-purpose
languages such as YACC, LEX, DBASE III, PROGRESS, and EMACS Lisp. I think
of myself as a language designer, have a strong interest in language and
compiler issues and tend to learn new ones quickly. |
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