Principles of Systems Programming by Robert M. Graham.
A technical introduction to the principles and practices of systems programming, covering the concepts behind system software, operating systems, and the interaction between software and computer hardware. Written during an important period in the development of modern computing, the text explores the foundations of system-level programming and software design.
An excellent resource for collectors of vintage computing literature, computer science students, software engineers, and those interested in the history of operating systems and systems software. The book provides a snapshot of how computer science and systems programming were taught during the 1970s.
The interior is exceptionally clean with no highlighting, underlining, margin notes, or other markings noted.
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