The x86 64 Systems Programming Handbook: Instruction Encoding, OS Interfaces, Performance Counters, and Secure Coding
This handbook explores instruction encoding, OS interfaces, performance counters, and secure coding in x86-64 systems programming. It provides developers with the foundational knowledge needed to create efficient, high-performance, and secure applications on this architecture.
About This Book
The x86-64 Systems Programming Handbook serves as an essential guide for developers working with the x86-64 architecture. It delves into the core elements of systems programming, providing detailed insights into instruction encoding and its role in low-level operations.
Readers will gain a thorough understanding of OS interfaces, enabling seamless interaction between applications and operating systems. The handbook also covers performance counters, offering tools to measure and optimize system efficiency.
Secure coding principles are emphasized throughout, helping programmers build robust and protected software. Authored by Lucas O Edest, this resource is tailored for those seeking to deepen their expertise in x86-64 systems.
Whether you're a seasoned engineer or an aspiring systems programmer, the handbook equips you with practical knowledge for real-world applications.
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