Virtual machines, James E. Smith.

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Hardware is hard, inflexible, produced by gnomes with sub-micron tools. Virtual machines wrap a layer of software around this hardware, and suddenly computers become flexible, malleable, and start doing new tricks: running multiple operating systems, executing several instruction sets, allowing running programs to switch machines, or even rejecting unsafe code. Virtual machines are changing the way in which computer architects, operating system designers, programming language implementers, and security experts think about computers and computing. Smith and Nair's book is an up-to-date overview of virtual machines and their many uses. —Jim Larus, Microsoft Research Virtual machines are everywhere. Jim Smith and Ravi Nair make abundantly clear the deep impact of this technology on the design of modern computer architectures, programming languages, operating systems, and security techniques. I highly recommend this book for anyone interested in the future of computing systems.

Tapa dura, 638 pág. buen estado. MK, 2005

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