A Good Book

[GregL]

If you are interested in optimizing C/C++ with MASM, this is a good book. It has lots of information that isn't readily available elsewhere. The book uses Visual C++ 2003 and MASM 6.14.

Visual C++ Optimization with Assembly Code

[ramguru]

Added to my e-shelf  :lol

[Vortex]

Greg,

Reading the book, can you give some examples on optimizing C/C++ with Masm?

[GregL]

Vortex,

To give you an idea of what the book covers, here is the Table of Contents:


Visual C++ Optimization with Assembly Code 
Preface 
Introduction 
On the CD-ROM 
Chapter 1 - Developing Efficient Program Code
Chapter 2 - Optimizing Calculation Algorithms
Chapter 3 - Developing and Using Procedures in Assembly Language
Chapter 4 - Optimizing C++ Logical Structures with Assembly Language
Chapter 5 - Assembly Module Interface to C++ Programs
Chapter 6 - Developing and Using Assembly Subroutines
Chapter 7 - Linking Assembly Modules with C++ .NET Programs
Chapter 8 - Dynamic Link Libraries and Their Development in Assembly Language
Chapter 9 - Basic Structures of Visual C++ .NET 2003 Inline Assembler
Chapter 10 - Inline Assembler and Application Optimization. MMX and SSE Technologies
Chapter 11 - Optimizing Multimedia Applications with Assembly Language
Chapter 12 - Optimizing Multithread Applications with Assembly Language
Chapter 13 - C++ Inline Assembler and Windows Time Functions
Chapter 14 - Using Assembly Language for System Programming in Windows
Chapter 15 - Optimizing Procedure-Oriented Applications and System Services
Conclusion 
List of Figures 
List of Tables 


If I get the time, I'll see what I can come up with.

[GregL]

I know you are aware of this Vortex, but for others, I wanted to mention that Agner Fog covers the subject very well too, and his manuals are free.

[Vortex]

Hi Greg,

Thanks for the info.