Title: Badly organized and edited
Product review: Here are some examples of the errors in this book; I gave up on it around page 50. It tries to distinguish between RISC and CISC but gets them backwards. Most of the underscores in the code listings have been replaced by spaces. It states that linked lists and arrays are the same thing. A table refers to the "Bite size" of processor architectures. Structurally, it jumps quickly into a deep description of x86 instruction scheduling without explaining why. There's some useful information in there, if you can find it through the errors and poor organization. There are better books on the topic.
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