Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective, 3/e [Paperback] Randal E. Bryant and David R. O'Hallaron

5 Stars only for excellent Content of book. This Global Edition (with printed sold only in India on cover) book has poor binding, poor quality print pages seems like poor photocopy pages and Poor quality cover pages, although all Pearson Indian Edition Books available in same conditions. Apart from this the book has step by step approach for system architecture and excellent explanation of topics. Although the prerequisites of book is C but I found it to be a great brush up source to the C language and good intro to assembly as well.

Its a very good book and it's organization is fantastic as well.The most Important thing about this book is that it introduces Computer architecture from a very practice oriented viewpoint.What happens underneath your C code and How the computer deals with it.

One of the best books available in computer systems. It covers topics such as numerical representation, assembly, buffer overflow vulnerabilities, caches, virtual memory, dynamic memory allocation, signals, concurrency and network programming. All of these topics are essential for a good systems understanding and the book covers them beautifully.The good part about 3rd edition that it covers 64 bit instruction set which is in sync with modern times.

good book for those who need basics to advance level concepts of how a computer and networking works..also service of amazon was great..

Good for those who have basic knowledge of c programming and little bit of memory management understanding in C.

I've not read it, but the whole thing is Linux on x86-64, and therefore, now, with the advent of ARM and RISC-V, almost totally useless. And also those little things called Quantum Computers.

A great book that not only goes into details for various abstraction layers in the system - it also explains how to use this knowledge to write better programs. A must read for any serious system programmer - I wish I had read it sooner.

Very good book. Its a must if you really wanna break the abstractions. Must read if you are interested in Computer systems and architecture. Book delivered in good condition and fast delivery by amazon.