NEW Amiga Purity Test!

[bloodline]

Your score: 175
Max score: 436

The higher score the better, IE not like the standard "purity tests


I did assume my AROS site was "Amiga Related" though.

[Varthall]

Your score: 104
Max score: 436

Great test, Carls!

Varthall

[Lecta]

Your score: 110
Max score: 436

Now, I want to know who answered yes at last question :-)

[Thematic]

Your score: 107

I didn't deem my Amiga site useful. Not yet, anyway.

[Dan]

Your score: 118
Max score: 436

What is a BlazeMonger, I knew all acronyms except that.
Why isn´t Modula-2 among the programming languages? And that Scala scripting language whatwasitsnameagain?
 

[PMC]

I scored a dismal 105....

It's a fix dammit!

:-D

[carls]

@Bloodline
Yup, at least I think AROS is Amiga related. (It's also mentioned in the "OS Projects" question)

@Lecta
Sorry, I don't log anything like that. Perhaps I should, though... :-)

@Dan
Well, search Aminet for Blazemonger and you just might find out.
Also, you could pick Snobol instead of Modula-2. The bizarreness factor should even out :-)
Oh, by the way. Scala's scripting language is called "Lingua" and I already have a Scala option in the Graphics/Multimedia section of the test.

[jn91]

My score: 142
Max score: 436

[nrose]

carls wrote:
@Dan
Well, search Aminet for Blazemonger and you just might find out.
Also, you could pick Snobol instead of Modula-2. The bizarreness factor should even out :-)
Oh, by the way. Scala's scripting language is called "Lingua" and I already have a Scala option in the Graphics/Multimedia section of the test.

What's so bizarre about Modula-2?  There were at least 2 flavors of it for the Amiga, maybe more.  I used Benchmark M2.  Also, there was at least one flavor of Oberon, maybe more, but I decided that was too much typing and switched to AmigaE.

Also, I didn't check Boxer although I feel I own one even if I don't possess it :-(

Oh, only 71.

[voxel]

Hi dan :-)

>And that Scala scripting language whatwasitsnameagain?

It's name was Lingua or Lingo, one of the two ;-)

Damn! I must fire my scala station soon to confirm that name ;-)

Amigalement,
Jean-François, Amiga ONLY since 1985.

[carls]

@nrose
Bizarre as in non-mainstream. I bet there's a lot more people who know C, C++ or even Assembler than there is Modula-2 coders. :-)

[Viking]

Viking wrote:

My score: 493

I surprised myself!

Seems like nobody gets close to my score... I have at least proved that 436 is not the maximum!

[lempkee]

Your score: 164
Max score: 436

The higher score the better, IE not like the standard "purity tests".


hmmz i had hoped to be 100% but i guess i have too much pc crap in my amiga's ..like pci ...and such...

[Varthall]

voxel wrote:
Hi dan :-)

>And that Scala scripting language whatwasitsnameagain?

It's name was Lingua or Lingo, one of the two ;-)

Damn! I must fire my scala station soon to confirm that name ;-)

I bet it was Lingua. Scala and lingua are both italian words, meaning respectively "ladder" and "language".

Varthall

[levelLORD]

voxel wrote:

It's name was Lingua or Lingo, one of the two ;-)

Lingo is the name of scripting language for Macromedia Director. Lingua then, should be for Scala MM, but not sure about that

Take care,

levelLORD

[Cyberus]

I bet it was Lingua. Scala and lingua are both italian words, meaning respectively "ladder" and "language".

True, but they were probably chosen because they are Latin words...