A Programmer's View of Computer Architecture: With Assembly Language Examples from the MIPS RISC Architecture
by James Goodman, Karen Miller
Delve into computer architecture through a programmer's lens with this insightful text by James Goodman and Karen Miller. Featuring assembly language examples from the MIPS RISC architecture, it demystifies how hardware and software interact at the core level, enhancing comprehension of system performance and design.
About This Book
This book offers a programmer's perspective on computer architecture, emphasizing how hardware influences software design and execution.
It includes assembly language examples drawn from the MIPS RISC architecture to illustrate key concepts in a hands-on manner.
Authors James Goodman and Karen Miller provide insights into the interplay between low-level programming and architectural principles.
Ideal for those seeking to understand the foundations of computing systems beyond high-level languages.
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