Isbn: 9781718504349 - the art of 64-bit assembly, volume 2: machine-level oop, exceptions, and concurrency (13 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Good. The Art of 64-Bit Assembly Language, Volume 2 dives into advanced assembly language programming techniques for experienced developers, exploring topics often overlooked in introductory texts. Designed as both a continuation of Volume 1 and a standalone reference, the book takes readers through a modern approach to solving complex programming challenges in assembly, with detailed code snippets, standalone modules, and full program listings - all available online - for hands-on learning and easy application. Because this volume emphasizes techniques rather than optimization, it offers practical skills that developers can apply across a range of projects. The book also builds on code and libraries introduced in the first volume, ensuring a cohesive learning experience. Covers x86-64 assembly language.…

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Zustand: New. Randall Hyde has spent decades writing assembly for medical devices, nuclear systems, and embedded hardware where correctness is not optional. He taught assembly language programming at the university level and is the author of The Art of Assembly.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - No magic. No shortcuts. No runtime to blame.You can ask an AI to explain how vtables work in x86. It will give you something that sounds right. What it won't give you is what Windows actually expects the vtable to look like, why method dispatch behaves the way it does at the instruction level, or what breaks when you deviate from convention. This volume of The Art of 64-Bit Assembly closes the gap between a plausible explanation and genuine understanding.Every chapter takes a construct you've used in C++, Python, or Rust, strips away the runtime, and rebuilds it from scratch in MASM, running under Windows. Objects, exceptions, closures, coroutines, concurrency: Each is dissected at the instruction level, with every decision made visible and explicit.What you'll build:- Object-oriented programs in MASM: vtables, method dispatch, and inheritance, from scratch by hand- Windows structured exception handling (SEH) installed and managed at the instruction level- Thunks, closures, and iterators that behave like higher-order functions- Coroutines, generators, and fibers without resorting to HLL code- Concurrent programs with real synchronization primitives, directly from assembly- Unicode string handling done correctly, at the level where most code gets it wrong- Domain-specific macro languages inside MASM, built from first principlesIf you already know assembly and want to stop taking the hard parts on faith, this is the book.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Art of 64-Bit Assembly, Volume 2 | Machine-Level OOP, Exceptions, and Concurrency | Randall Hyde | Taschenbuch | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2026 | Random House LLC US | EAN 9781718504349 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -No magic. No shortcuts. No runtime to blame.You can ask an AI to explain how vtables work in x86. It will give you something that sounds right. What it won't give you is what Windows actually expects the vtable to look like, why method dispatch behaves the way it does at the instruction level, or what breaks when you deviate from convention. This volume of The Art of 64-Bit Assembly closes the gap between a plausible explanation and genuine understanding.Every chapter takes a construct you've used in C++, Python, or Rust, strips away the runtime, and rebuilds it from scratch in MASM, running under Windows. Objects, exceptions, closures, coroutines, concurrency: Each is dissected at the instruction level, with every decision made visible and explicit.What you'll build:- Object-oriented programs in MASM: vtables, method dispatch, and inheritance, from scratch by hand- Windows structured exception handling (SEH) installed and managed at the instruction level- Thunks, closures, and iterators that behave like higher-order functions- Coroutines, generators, and fibers without resorting to HLL code- Concurrent programs with real synchronization primitives, directly from assembly- Unicode string handling done correctly, at the level where most code gets it wrong- Domain-specific macro languages inside MASM, built from first principlesIf you already know assembly and want to stop taking the hard parts on faith, this is the book.eucomply OÜ, Pärnu mnt 139b-14, 11317 Tallinn 792 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -No magic. No shortcuts. No runtime to blame.You can ask an AI to explain how vtables work in x86. It will give you something that sounds right. What it won't give you is what Windows actually expects the vtable to look like, why method dispatch behaves the way it does at the instruction level, or what breaks when you deviate from convention. This volume of The Art of 64-Bit Assembly closes the gap between a plausible explanation and genuine understanding.Every chapter takes a construct you've used in C++, Python, or Rust, strips away the runtime, and rebuilds it from scratch in MASM, running under Windows. Objects, exceptions, closures, coroutines, concurrency: Each is dissected at the instruction level, with every decision made visible and explicit.What you'll build:- Object-oriented programs in MASM: vtables, method dispatch, and inheritance, from scratch by hand- Windows structured exception handling (SEH) installed and managed at the instruction level- Thunks, closures, and iterators that behave like higher-order functions- Coroutines, generators, and fibers without resorting to HLL code- Concurrent programs with real synchronization primitives, directly from assembly- Unicode string handling done correctly, at the level where most code gets it wrong- Domain-specific macro languages inside MASM, built from first principlesIf you already know assembly and want to stop taking the hard parts on faith, this is the book. 792 pp. Englisch.…