Non-objective book reviews (iii) -- arm Cortex-M3 authoritative guide

Prepared by: (English) Yao wendetailed, translated by Song Yan
Published by: Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics Press
Published at: 2009-7-1
Number of words: 526000
Version: 1
Page count: 348
Printing time: 2009-7-1
Opening: 16
Print: 1
Sheet of paper: Coated Paper
I s B N: 9787811245332
Package: Flat
Fixed Price: ￥49.00

 

In fact, I was not planning to buy this book, because in my world, I have not been able to relate to cortex m3. Only when I saw some comments on the Internet one day can I know that the next generation product code of arm11 is cortex, and it is also divided into three prefix series: A, R, and M. From the perspective of my work, the cortex ax series is the most likely to be used in the future, so I plan to find a book to warm up for myself. However, I found this on the Internet, but I didn't find any books in Series A. I only found M3 with cortex. Think about it. It's all about cortex. Many basic mechanisms should be the same. Buy it first.

 

The book is a thin book, which is not thick. It is suitable to stick it in your hand. In a hurry, I think it is quite interesting.

 

To tell the truth, in terms of technical books, this book is the best translation I have ever seen! In an inappropriate metaphor, reading this Chinese translation is like watching a novel, so you can't stop it. I don't know if the original text is boring, but I dare say that you will never sleep after reading this Chinese translation. Unlike most technical books, this book is very colloquial, such as "prawns" and "Niu Ren", and so on. These Network Words flash in front of you from time to time. Some people may think that the colloquial nature of technical books will impair its connotation? But I want to say, since it is easy to understand and popular, why not do it? Is it authoritative? The best article should be that even illiterate elders can enjoy it.

 

The translation is impeccable. I thought that the author had been doing this best for ten years. Unexpectedly, the translator said in the preface that the translation of this book was actually very hasty. It took 28 days! Because I have not translated the original books, I do not know whether the book of this thickness is reasonable for 28 days. However, I often see some translations in China, in the preface, I said how long it took to translate the translation, but I did not dare to compliment the translation.

 

Translation is a must, and the comments added by translators are even more icing on the cake. There are some vague or not in-depth issues in the original book. The translators have all combined their own experience or searched for relevant works to add comments. These highly informative comments show the deep skills of translators.

 

Because the author has a real understanding of the relevant knowledge, no matter whether it is translation or translation, it shows that it is easy to use. I don't know how many domestic translators have understood the translation before and after translation? Will they feel ashamed when they see this book?
　　
This book was first available in an electronic version and should be available on the Internet. But why don't I hold such a good book? If you are planning to use m3 to replace single-chip microcomputer or want to know the details of cortex, this book is definitely your best choice. I dare say you never regret buying this book.