COMPUTER SYSTEMS >CUSTOM< - 16th Edition - by Bryant - ISBN 9781323313015

COMPUTER SYSTEMS >CUSTOM<
16th Edition
Bryant
Publisher: PEARSON C
ISBN: 9781323313015

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Chapter 3.7 - ProceduresChapter 3.8 - Array Allocation And AccessChapter 3.9 - Heterogeneous Data StructuresChapter 3.10 - Combining Control And Data In Machine-level ProgramsChapter 3.11 - Floating-point CodeChapter 4 - Processor ArchitectureChapter 4.1 - The Y86-64 Instruction Set ArchitectureChapter 4.2 - Logic Design And The Hardware Control Language HclChapter 4.3 - Sequential Y86-64 ImplementationsChapter 4.4 - General Principles Of PipeliningChapter 4.5 - Pipelined Y86-64 ImpleinentationsChapter 5 - Optimizing Program PerformanceChapter 5.1 - Capabilities And Limitations Of Optimizing CompilersChapter 5.2 - Expressing Program PerformanceChapter 5.4 - Eliminating Loop InefficienciesChapter 5.6 - Eliminating Unneeded Memory ReferencesChapter 5.7 - Understanding Modern ProcessorsChapter 5.8 - Loop UnrollingChapter 5.9 - Enhancing ParallelismChapter 5.11 - Some Limiting FactorsChapter 5.12 - Understanding Memory PerformanceChapter 6 - The Memory HierarchyChapter 6.1 - Storage TechnologiesChapter 6.2 - LocalityChapter 6.4 - Cache MemoriesChapter 6.5 - Writing Cache-friendly CodeChapter 6.6 - Putting It Together: The Impact Of Caches On Program PerformanceChapter 7 - LinkingChapter 7.5 - Symbols And Symbol TablesChapter 7.6 - Symbol ResolutionChapter 7.7 - RelocationChapter 8 - Exceptional Control FlowChapter 8.2 - ProcessesChapter 8.4 - Process ControlChapter 8.5 - SignalsChapter 9 - Virtual MemoryChapter 9.2 - Address SpacesChapter 9.3 - Vm As A Tool For CachingChapter 9.6 - Address TranslationChapter 9.8 - Memory MappingChapter 9.9 - Dynamic Memory AllocationChapter 10 - System-level I/oChapter 10.3 - Opening And Closing FilesChapter 10.8 - Sharing FilesChapter 10.9 - I/o RedirectionChapter 11 - Network ProgrammingChapter 11.3 - The Global Ip InternetChapter 11.4 - The Sockets InterfaceChapter 11.5 - Web ServersChapter 12 - Concurrent ProgrammingChapter 12.1 - Concurrent Programming With ProcessesChapter 12.2 - Concurrent Programming With I/o MultiplexingChapter 12.4 - Shared Variables In Threaded ProgramsChapter 12.5 - Synchronizing Threads With SemaphoresChapter 12.6 - Using Threads For ParallelismChapter 12.7 - Other Concurrency Issues

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