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Dissecting DOS: A Code-Level Look at the DOS Operating System
Michael Podanoffsky
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| #1493496 in Books | 1994-12-10 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.90 x1.10 x7.20l,1.82 | File type: PDF | 496 pages||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Five Stars|By Donald J Peterson|Just as I expected, no surprises.|3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| Great Book if you want to know about operating systems|By Fred D. Lewis|You can make your own operating system by studying books like this one. The source code will reveal much about how to write a kernel.||From the Back Cover||The source code of MS-DOS is both secret and copyright-protected, so, as a Windows and DOS programmer, you can't study the code and figure out how this operating system works. If you could study the code, you would be able to optimize your W
Dissecting DOS explores the way DOS is structured and the way it works from a programmer's perspective. It illustrates DOS's overall architecture and command structure and then reveals the code-level details of vital DOS actions. The book includes coverage of the operating system RxDOS and MS-DOS clone created to emulate and parallel the commercial system. The actual MS-DOS source code is both secret and copyright protected. However, the inner workings of MS-DOS are disc...
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