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I scored 7. (have written C code on six of the architectures mentioned (PDP 11, i86, VAX, 68K, IBM 360, AT&T 3B2, and DG Eclipse) I have also written C code on
by ChuckMcM 5y ago
I scored 7. (have written C code on six of the architectures mentioned (PDP 11, i86, VAX, 68K, IBM 360, AT&T 3B2, and DG Eclipse) I have also written C code on the DEC KL-10 (36 bit machine) which isn't covered. And while I have a PDP-8, I only have FOCAL and FORTRAN for it rather than C. I'm sure there is a C compiler out there somewhere :-).
With the imminent C23 spec I'm really amazed at how well C has held up over the last half century. A lot of things in computers are very 'temporal' (in that there are a lot of things that are all available at a certain point in time that are required for the system to work) but C has managed to dodge much of that.