eBOOKS (POST ALL HERE)

[bilbo]

Originally Posted by zeytunak

I need below book , anyone have it ?

Developing Windows NT Device Drivers: A Programmer's Handbook

just Google attaching pdf at the end of the name (no quotes required) and take the first result (247401757.PDF).

bEST REGARDS
BILBO

[zeytunak]

Originally Posted by bilbo

just Google attaching pdf at the end of the name (no quotes required) and take the first result (247401757.PDF).

bEST REGARDS
BILBO

10x but this is only 20 page not all book !!
if anyone have this book please upload it

[leonhard]

it seems this book and the driver book from OSR are not available from the very beginning...

the OSR book can still be ordered from OSR, this one seems out of print, the safari online does not have this either.

Originally Posted by zeytunak

10x but this is only 20 page not all book !!
if anyone have this book please upload it

[Debugger]

Programming.the.Microsoft.Windows.Driver.Model.2nd.Edition
The Windows 2000 Device Driver Book: A Guide for Programmers (2nd Edition)

@zeytunak
These might help you,just search on google.

[nikkapedd]

Visual Studio 2013 and .NET 4.5 Expert Cookbook 2nd Edition

http://www.mediafire.com/download/avpzckcv2khyhk1/Visual+Studio+2013+and+.NET+4.5+Expert+Cookbook.pdf 

example_Code:
https://www.packtpub.com/code_download/15068

[montana]

ftp service seems not working now.

[Conquest]

anyone has Advanced C++ Metaprogramming (by Davide Di Gennaro) pdf or chm ?

[Stitch]

Originally Posted by Conquest

anyone has Advanced C++ Metaprogramming (by Davide Di Gennaro) pdf or chm ?

There is no ebook version. I can see it from amazon.

[BiMode]

Did anybody has "USB complete: fifth edition" in pdf?

[Stitch]

Originally Posted by BiMode

Did anybody has "USB complete: fifth edition" in pdf?

I don't have the pdf but this might help you:
https://books.google.com/books?id=pkefBgAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false

[NimDa2k]

eBook: PDF (636 pages)
Title: Fundamentals of Programming C++
Author(s): Richard L. Halterman
Publisher: Southern Adventist University, September 1, 2014
ISBN: N/A

This book teaches the basics of C++ programming in an easy-to-follow style, without assuming previous experience in any other language.
A variety of examples such as game programming, club membership organization, grade tracking and grade point average calculation, make learning C++ both fun and practical.
Each chapter contains at least one complete, fully functional example program, with several smaller examples provided throughout the book.

http://python.cs.southern.edu/cppbook/progcpp.pdf

[Stitch]

Originally Posted by NimDa2k

eBook: PDF (636 pages)
Title: Fundamentals of Programming C++
Author(s): Richard L. Halterman
Publisher: Southern Adventist University, September 1, 2014
ISBN: N/A

This book teaches the basics of C++ programming in an easy-to-follow style, without assuming previous experience in any other language.
A variety of examples such as game programming, club membership organization, grade tracking and grade point average calculation, make learning C++ both fun and practical.
Each chapter contains at least one complete, fully functional example program, with several smaller examples provided throughout the book.

http://python.cs.southern.edu/cppbook/progcpp.pdf

Is that better than C++ primer 5th edition?
If yes: Should to read for learning C++?

Thanks..

[Conquest]

Originally Posted by Stitch

Is that better than C++ primer 5th edition?
If yes: Should to read for learning C++?

Thanks..

C++ Primer assumes that one already knows some kind of programming language(that is one has programming concepts.) This one starts from ground zero and gradually covers main "Fundamentals" . Good for complete newbies , not so effective for people with some kind of programming background as they will feel it too verbose

[zeytunak]

anyone can share

Sample code
of
Programming the Microsoft Windows Driver Model / Walter Oney -- 2nd ed

10x

[ibro]

Very good book about Linux
The Art of Linux Kernel Design: Illustrating the Operating System Design Principle

Amazon Reviews:
This book has lot of details, I mean lot of details. Linux kernel 0.11 has been dissected and explained in very detailed way in this book,The reason I am giving a 4 star is not because it focuses on 0.11 version which is over 20 years, but I find a lack of security focus on the book. Otherwise this is certainly a stellar book on Operating systems concepts. If you have read Tanenbaum's Operating systems book on MINIX, this will be a very similar treatment. Code has been dissected wonderfully! I cannot imagine the reverse engineering process of understanding the code and making it easy to explain to people.

The book starts with BIOS and how operating systems are bootstrapped. I really liked how the explanations are done - lot of source code, and design diagrams. This is like a design document for the kernel.There are lot of diagrams, yes plenty! file operations, process management, inter process communication, operating system design, buffer management are all explained in great detail. Overall explanations are great and this will be a wonderful asset to any student. Using Linux 0.11 makes it very easy to explain as foundations to operating systems are all same and a student can learn concepts well. As I said earlier, security should be taught from beginning and this is the biggest gap in systems design and how programming is taught. It cannot be an afterthought. It should be taught from beginning like from this book.