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Mac OS X Internals: The Book

This new book on the guts of the Mac OS X operating system used by Apple computers sounds really impressive.

Amit Singh:

The book "Mac OS X Internals" (ISBN 0321278542) describes the architecture and design of Apple's operating system. The book is targeted at anybody who is curious about Mac OS X and has a system-level interest in operating systems. At a very high (and simplistic) level, I expect this book to appeal to both those who use Mac OS X, and also those who do not.

The primary audience among the existing users of Mac OS X are those who wish to have a deep and solid understanding of the system's composition and working. This category includes power users, developers, and administrators.

I just read that the book contains 1600 pages!

I have about a dozen books about OS X programming. None of them are even close to this size!

posted by John Collins @ 1:28 PM