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Windows Internals (David Solomon)
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#WindowsExecutive #ProtectedProcessLight #ThreadScheduling #VirtualAddressDescriptors #DriverVerifier #WindowsInternals
Windows Internals, Part 1 is a technical reference on the architecture and core execution mechanisms of modern Windows. Published as part of the long-running Windows Internals series, this seventh-edition volume is associated with David Solomon, Mark Russinovich, Alex Ionescu, and Pavel Yosifovich, and concentrates on the components most relevant to understanding how Windows runs programs and manages machine resources. It is not a programming tutorial or a general introduction to using Windows. Instead, it explains the operating system beneath familiar APIs: the boundary between user mode and kernel mode, the Executive, process and thread structures, virtual memory, scheduling, drivers, and I/O processing. The book combines conceptual architecture with implementation-oriented detail, including system objects, security-related process models, memory pressure, and diagnostic perspectives. Its purpose is to help readers reason accurately about system behavior, performance symptoms, reliability failures, and the constraints faced by low-level software. Part 1 also reflects developments introduced in Windows 10-era architecture, including virtualization-based security, containers, protected processes, and memory compression.
- Amazon USA Store: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0735684189?tag=9natree-20
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- Read more: https://english.9natree.com/read/0735684189/
#WindowsExecutive #ProtectedProcessLight #ThreadScheduling #VirtualAddressDescriptors #DriverVerifier #WindowsInternals
Windows Internals, Part 1 is a technical reference on the architecture and core execution mechanisms of modern Windows. Published as part of the long-running Windows Internals series, this seventh-edition volume is associated with David Solomon, Mark Russinovich, Alex Ionescu, and Pavel Yosifovich, and concentrates on the components most relevant to understanding how Windows runs programs and manages machine resources. It is not a programming tutorial or a general introduction to using Windows. Instead, it explains the operating system beneath familiar APIs: the boundary between user mode and kernel mode, the Executive, process and thread structures, virtual memory, scheduling, drivers, and I/O processing. The book combines conceptual architecture with implementation-oriented detail, including system objects, security-related process models, memory pressure, and diagnostic perspectives. Its purpose is to help readers reason accurately about system behavior, performance symptoms, reliability failures, and the constraints faced by low-level software. Part 1 also reflects developments introduced in Windows 10-era architecture, including virtualization-based security, containers, protected processes, and memory compression.
