The book has little theory, and talks more about implementation details than anything else.

I bought this book thinking I would get more insight about memory models in C and C++ languages. And how memory is a different resource. With its typed and untyped properties. With discussions about C++ RAII etc.
I was very disappointed to find out that this book is actually an weak explanation of how compilers implement the object model.

Other Reviews

• A good book if you are a student.
• Good writing
• Very good information for the undergrad CS major
• This book = training wheels
• The book has little theory, and talks more about implementation details than anything else.