Java - business apps, portable to other arch.
C++  - working on some open source projects
C    - my prefered HLL 
asm  - speed and what the heck is going on.....


John

--- blackcat <gsc@omegadogs.com> wrote:

> At the present time to open source community is
> booming.
> What are the languages of choice for developing open
> source
> software ?  Is this information available somewhere
> ?
> 
> I want to start a project that will attract some
> contributors and
> I wonder what will happen if I want to use Java or
> ???
> Is C or C++ overwhelming popular
> 
> Regards
> AGSC
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