How Operating Systems Work
Author: Peter Desnoyers
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Description: How Operating Systems Work por Peter Desnoyers delivers a foundational understanding of OS principles. Explore program organization, synchronization, virtual memory, and file systems to grasp the core mechanisms behind computer operation.
Pages: 250
Megabytes: 3.98 MB
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