Comment on Ask HN: Books that teach you programming languages via systems projects?Comments−alfiedotwtf5yYou might enjoy Andy Tanenbaum's MINIX book, or (even though it's really old now), the MMURTL V1.0 book−blahdeblah1235yMMURTL - now there's a blast from the past!! I learned a lot from that book (by Richard Burgess IIRC) and playing around with the code was fun. Mostly 386 assembler and some C from what I remember. Yes, the Minix book is also good.−alfiedotwtf5yhehe yeah, it was one of the coolest books I had ever seen in a local public library!
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You might enjoy Andy Tanenbaum's MINIX book, or (even though it's really old now), the MMURTL V1.0 book
MMURTL - now there's a blast from the past!! I learned a lot from that book (by Richard Burgess IIRC) and playing around with the code was fun. Mostly 386 assembler and some C from what I remember. Yes, the Minix book is also good.
hehe yeah, it was one of the coolest books I had ever seen in a local public library!