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ISBN 10: 1556229038
ISBN 13: 9781556229039
Author: Bill Blunden
Virtual Machine Design and Implementation in C/C++ is a technical guide that explores the principles and practical techniques involved in building virtual machines from the ground up. Bill Blunden presents a detailed examination of virtual machine architecture, instruction sets, memory management, and execution models, using C and C++ as the primary implementation languages. The book combines theory with hands-on examples, making complex concepts accessible to systems programmers, compiler developers, and advanced students interested in low-level software design and virtual execution environments.
chapter 1 Introduction to Virtual Machines
chapter 2 Virtual Machine Architecture
chapter 3 Instruction Sets and Bytecode Design
chapter 4 Stack-Based and Register-Based VMs
chapter 5 Memory Management and Garbage Collection
chapter 6 Interpreters and Execution Engines
chapter 7 Optimization Techniques
chapter 8 Debugging and Extending Virtual Machines
virtual machine architecture
build a virtual machine c++
bytecode interpreter design
compiler and vm development
low-level systems programming
Tags: Virtual, Machine Design, Implementation, Bill Blunden