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No Starch Press releases 64-Bit Assembly Volume 2

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No Starch Press releases 64-Bit Assembly Volume 2
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No Starch Press releases 64-Bit Assembly Volume 2

No Starch Press has published "The Art of 64-Bit Assembly, Volume 2: Machine-Level OOP, Exceptions, and Concurrency" by Randall Hyde. Building upon Volume 1, this follow-up explores how high-level programming language features—such as virtual function dispatch, structured exception handling, coroutines, and thread synchronization—are implemented directly at the machine level using 64-bit MASM assembly.

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Understanding low-level machine execution remains invaluable for performance debugging, reverse engineering, and compiler design even as high-level languages dominate software development. The text demystifies how object polymorphism, inheritance, and vtables operate under the hood in x86-64 assembly, while covering complex operating system mechanics such as Windows Structured Exception Handling (SEH) and fiber context switching. Practical MASM code examples provide actionable blueprints for systems engineers and security analysts.

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assemblyx86-64low-levelprogrammingbooksmasmsystems-programming

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2026-08-01

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2026-08-01

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