The Art of Writing Efficient Programs, 2 Ed by Fedor G. Pikus (.ePUB)+
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The Art of Writing Efficient Programs: Master high-performance C++ and modern concurrency by understanding how code runs on real hardware, 2nd Edition by Fedor G. Pikus
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Overview: Hardware stopped making your programs faster for free a long time ago. What it does instead is reward code that understands it, code written with a clear picture of how the CPU executes instructions, how memory really moves through caches, and what the compiler can and cannot do on your behalf. This book teaches that understanding, from first principles to the most advanced techniques, and shows you how to turn it into measurably faster software.
This edition is roughly half new and >60% longer. The coverage of CPU architecture (now including ARM), instruction processing, and the memory hierarchy, from caches to paging and virtual addressing, is expanded throughout. But the largest change is concurrency, which now makes up nearly half the book and is entirely rewritten: the memory model, atomic operations and atomic shared pointers, coroutine-based execution, NUMA-aware design, and a completely rewritten chapter on concurrent data structures that shows how cache coherency on modern hardware changes the established rules of lock-free programming, including advanced techniques such as helping.
Written by Fedor G. Pikus, industry leader in high-performance C++, with a foreword by Herb Sutter, this book equips you with both conceptual clarity and the hands-on techniques needed to make your software faster, leaner, and smarter.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Tech & Devices
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