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STRUCTURED COMPUTER ORGANIZATIONTANENBAUM A.wydawnictwo: PH, 2000, wydanie IVcena netto: (Special Offer: Discount 75% of the price)
Structured Computer Organization The Fourth Edition of this best-selling introduction to computer hardware and architecture has been heavily revised to reflect the latest changes in the rapidly changing computer industry. Professor Tanenbaum has maintained his popular method of presenting the computer as a hierarchy of levels, each with a well-defined function. The book is written in a style and level of detail that covers all the major areas, but is still accessible to a broad range of readers. New to this Edition The running examples throughout the book are now the Pentium II, Sun UltraSPARC II, and the Java Virtual Machine including Sun's hardware Java chip that implements JVM. Input/output devices have been updated to emphasize modern technology such as RAID disks, CD-Recordables, DVD, and color printers. Modern computer buses such as the PCI bus and USB bus have been added to the digital logic level. The microarchitecture level has been completely rewritten and updated as follows: The detailed microprogrammed machine example illustrating data path control is now based on a subset of the Java Virtual Machine. Design cost and performance tradeoffs are illustrated with a series of detailed examples culminating with the Mic-4 example that uses a seven-stage pipeline to introduce how modern computers such as the Pentium II work A new section on improving performance focuses on the most recent techniques such as caching, branch prediction, out-of-order execution, and speculative execution. The instruction set architecture level covers machine language using the new running examples. The operating system level includes examples for the Pentium II (Windows NT) and UltraSPARC II (UNIX). New material on dynamic linking has been added to the assembly language level. The parallel computer architectures material has been completely rewritten and expanded to include multiprocessors (UMA, NUMA, and COMA) and multicomputers (MPP and COW). All code examples have been rewritten in Java. Presents a wealth of new end-of-chapter problems. The website for this book (http://www.cs.vu.nl/~ast/sco4) includes all the figures in PostScript file format, as well as a simulator and software tools. 664 pages
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