Table of Contents for
Low-Level Programming: C, Assembly, and Program Execution on Intel® 64 Architecture

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  1. Cover
  2. Frontmatter
  3. 1. Assembly Language and Computer Architecture
  4. 1. Basic Computer Architecture
  5. 2. Assembly Language
  6. 3. Legacy
  7. 4. Virtual Memory
  8. 5. Compilation Pipeline
  9. 6. Interrupts and System Calls
  10. 7. Models of Computation
  11. 2. The C Programming Language
  12. 8. Basics
  13. 9. Type System
  14. 10. Code Structure
  15. 11. Memory
  16. 12. Syntax, Semantics, and Pragmatics
  17. 13. Good Code Practices
  18. 3. Between C and Assembly
  19. 14. Translation Details
  20. 15. Shared Objects and Code Models
  21. 16. Performance
  22. 17. Multithreading
  23. 4. Appendices
  24. 18. Appendix A. Using gdb
  25. 19. Appendix B. Using Make
  26. 20. Appendix C. System Calls
  27. 21. Appendix D. Performance Tests Information
  28. 22. Bibliography
  29. Backmatter

© Igor Zhirkov 2017

Igor Zhirkov, Low-Level Programming, 10.1007/978-1-4842-2403-8_22

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