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This book/disk set provides programmers with insights into the inner system functions of Microsoft Windows, from the BIOS and the hardware to virtual machines and real-time events. It shows how to manage hardware access efficiently, and provides tips for effective interfacing with C++ programming. The book gives the how-to information and example code advanced software developers need for the full range of Windows system programming, from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95. The disk includes example programs, source code, documentation and utilities. Barry Kauler is the author of "PC Architecture and Assembly Language" and "Flow Design for Embedded Systems".
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This book/disk set provides programmers with insights into the inner system functions of Microsoft Windows, from the BIOS and the hardware to virtual machines and real-time events. It shows how to manage hardware access efficiently, and provides tips for effective interfacing with C++ programming. The book gives the how-to information and example code advanced software developers need for the full range of Windows system programming, from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95. The disk includes example programs, source code, documentation and utilities. Barry Kauler is the author of "PC Architecture and Assembly Language" and "Flow Design for Embedded Systems".
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Kauler has produced a book, published in 1997, that was last relevant in about 1994. Although he promises 32-bit Windows assembly programming (meaning Win9x), virtually everything is geared towards DOS or Win3.x. The included samples are missing pieces and won't assembly or link. I wish I could sent it back.
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I have to admit I learned alot from this book. I think it could have been written a little "smoother". I agree with one reader when he says the first two chapters could have been put to better use. If you use Microsofts Masm assembler, then you may be somewhat lost. I know of at least two instances where he refers you to another section to configure your programs in Masm, but, there is no reference to Masm in these sections. The appendices are excellent. I must admit this is the only book of its kind I have been able to find but in most areas he just skims the surface. He doesn't even tell you the proper way to retrieve a key stroke using Windows routines. In all honesty, "Its better than Nothing"..! I know more now than I did...
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This book is NOT for everybody. But if you need to extract maximum performance from Windows 95/98, it is indispensible eg, Games, SCSI i/face, real-time I/O, etc. In conjunction with Walter Oney's "System's Programming for Windows 95" it is unbeatable. The appendix describing the Microsoft DPMI extensions is worth the price. It is the only work that addresses: TSRs with Windows, Call gate thunking and shared VM memory areas. (If you don't understand what these mean, this book is not for you; if you do then you will appreciate their importance and indispensibility for high performance apps, particularly I/O oriented ones.) I found Kauler's description of Assembly implementation of OOP innards most illuminating. The 1st 2 book chapters could be culled substantially, to a summary of x86 architecture & Assembly, and the space better used for subsequent chapters where the descriptions are somewhat thin. Since the number of books on low level Assembly hacking into Windows is just 1, and Ring 0 Assembly is the only way to handle multiple CDRs, RAID array, multi-DAT or other high throughput I/O apps -- this book stands alone, regardless of its warts. Oney's book lays out VxDs, Kauler's fills in the key gaps for direct DPMI calls, fast thunking, VM sharing and working through DOS REAL Real Mode (not V86). Kauler's irreverent style is somewhat flippant for this serious a topic.
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It's exactly what I need
I think it's the best book to guide you in system programming in windows step by step. I have studied another book, but it was so complicated to write a program in system... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 22. Dezember 1999 von muhammad heidari
Decent Referance, Bad Learning Tool
For a CS student, the book starts fairly nice and at an understandable level and then switches to being so over-your-head that you have to read the paragraphs three or more times... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 3. August 1999 von "turkey5555"
Uncle Barry to the rescue!
Are you that special kind of Computer Programmer? You know the kind who does not have a mentality like, "As long as my program runs, who cares how I got there. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 21. Dezember 1998 veröffentlicht
Essential reading, but not perfect
Being one of the very few books on this topic, this book is essential for anyone who's interested. Although there is a chapter about the basics of assembly language, I think the... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 13. Oktober 1998 veröffentlicht
Highly disappointing
His first edition on 16-bit was very well written and covered nearly every subject on writing Windows programming in assembler. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 29. Juli 1998 von "webgeekinc"
Nice cover, shame about the content
I thought this book read like it was a patch to his earlier 3.1 book - not that I've read it so I can't say for sure. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 29. Mai 1998 veröffentlicht
Files on the included disk DO NOT assemble.
Good book for the programmer who uses assembly and would like to cross over from DOS to Windows, however, the constant confusion between MASM and TASM with insufficient... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 7. Mai 1998 veröffentlicht
Good book, for people who have a good grasp of assembly
I actual give this book a 9 because you really do not have a choice, this is the only book out there that explains coding at this level. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 6. April 1998 veröffentlicht
Essential Reading for Assembly Language Programmers.
It is indeed pleasing to see work of this calibre coming from fellow countrymen (Australia). Barry's book opens doors that were previously either invisible or firmly closed in the... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 26. März 1998 von Mr. C. W. Melen
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