How to interface with Railway System?: Interface Railways

By James Sexton, Siddhartha Sen, Ivo Sachs

Book Overview

To coordinate and Interface with the Railway System this book contained and describes how to. The example provides the most possibility or main clause that the reader or Interface will find in the field and include the solutions.
Once you are looking for the guidelines on what and how to interface then this book has your answer.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0C91V5997
• ISBN13: 9798399736211
• Release Date: June 2023
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 94 Pages
• Weight: 0.39 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 7.0" x 10.0"

Customer Reviews

Great material, but basic

After reading half of Randall Hyde's AoA, I got pissed off at reading HLA and bought this book and finished it in a month. This satisfied my expectations. This book uses MASM (Intel syntax) with Visual Studio (Express version is available for free). Pros: - Very clear and explicit explanations and examples - Good structuring of the chapters - Gives the reader excellent insight on the fundamental instructions of x86 instruction...

Great book for helping with shell code analysis

I needed a good book to help me with a security lab class where we wrote and examined shell code to exploit applications. I had little ASM experience and this book helped a lot. The book is the most up to date assembly book I could find, covering 64 bit architectures and more. If you need to understand how assembly works to write shell code I would highly reccomend this book. The section on understanding the stack is very...

Great for beginners

With only knowledge of a high level language (C/C++) I started with this book and it was well worth the money. A good introduction to the hexadecimal and binary numbers, then a brief look at the inner workings and then on with the assembly instructions, process flow and subroutines. A very clear way of showing things, well written. The only thing I missed were the answers to the question posed at the end of the chapter. But...

Finally, a textbook you can learn from....!!

Richard Detmer has done an excellent job of relating a very difficult subject! I originally signed up for a a class in assembly language my sophomore year. As a computer science major, the course is mandatory. Three weeks into the class I dropped it.....despite the instructors knowledge of the subject, the textbook we were using made no sense. I reregistered for the class the next semester, and the textbook had changed. Although...

Probably the best introductory book on 80x86 assembly

02/07/2003 - UKI have read many introductory books on 80x86 assembly language. Every book I have read had some problems (not up to date, 16 bits only, segmented model, dos only, too long and boring, etc...) For the first time I found no disadvantages!This book is easy to understand and it is for beginners; still, it is not trivial nor boring! It is interesting and somehow challenging. It is up-to-date: 32 bits, flat model,...