Machanick philip (9 Ergebnisse)

paperback. Zustand: Good. Cover shows some external wear & creasing. Interiors are clean with unmarked and legible text/pictures.

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Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. Signed by the author Philip Machanick. No edition stated. Publication of 356 pages. The wraps are a touch edge worn. Internally the pages are clean and complete. The binding is excellent. GK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Signed.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The US has a very strange president with a cult-like following. His skin is a tad orange and his hair looks like plastic. Evidence starts to emerge that he is actually a space alien in disguise. But the stronger the evidence gets, the more his base believe it's fake news. Americans: is your president an alien in disguise, or just a very damaged human What is his superpower Who can tell You certainly can't if you don't read this book.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Programming in C is close to the machine and the language was originally designed to code an operating system. The approach I take is to start from the machine layer, though in less detail than in a computer organization or logic design book, using the MIPS instruction set to illustrate principles. The first part of the book uses C syntax as 'pseudocode' while demonstrating how to convert high level language code to MIPS assembly language. The second part of the book introduces C in more detail, building on the MIPS part.While using C as 'pseudocode' is not strictly in keeping with the spirit of pseudocode, which is meant to be sketchy and leave out a lot of detail, the idea is to introduce those not familiar with C-style languages to the notation ahead of the second part of the book where C is introduced properly.Why MIPS The MIPS architecture is simple and relatively easy to understand, and in wide use in embedded systems. The SPIM simulator is a handy and free learning tool.Why C It is in wide use, and closer to the machine than other popular languages with similar syntax. Learning the hardware-software interface in C is a lot easier than in a language with a managed memory system and complications like classes and objects.Topics covered in the MIPS part include memory organization, alternative approaches to stack frames, local and global variables, the heap and dynamic allocation, function calls including parameter passing and recursion, how C relates to machine code (e.g., arrays as pointers) and - a brief segue out of C space - how objects and methods are implemented. I cover objects because they provide a useful example of a dispatch table, and a basic understanding of how method calls could be implemented is useful given how widespread object-oriented languages are.The C part builds on this, introducing C in a little more detail including how formatted input and output work, basic C constructs, the UNIX command line (basics of scripting and make), program structure, calling library functions with function pointers and bit manipulations.The book is tested on a second-year class whose prior courses used C#, but it could be used in an introductory class. The machine organization component is not very detailed; the idea is to present just enough to support the programming concepts.The principle aims of the book are provide.…

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