ISBN: 9798298110723 - learning zig programming: integrating zig with c/c++ codebases, webassembly, and embedded systems (11 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Understand Zig's powerful integration capabilities by building real-world applications that span native systems, web, and embedded hardware, and learn to leverage C/C++ interoperability, WebAssembly compilation, and bare-metal programming for versatile, high-performance software.Key Features: -Using Zig's explicit error handling and compile-time features for robust, predictable code across platforms.-Integrate seamlessly with existing C/C++ codebases while exploring WebAssembly for browser apps and embedded targets for microcontrollers.-Develop cross-platform projects with Zig's flexible build system, from console tools to firmware and web modules. Description: The world of systems programming often demands a balance between control and convenience, but Zig revolutionizes this with its straightforward syntax, no-runtime-overhead design, and built-in tools for portability. If you've encountered challenges with C's undefined behaviors, Rust's borrow checker, or Go's garbage collection, Zig provides a fresh approach that emphasizes clarity and developer intent.You'll start with Zig's foundational elements, including installation, syntax, and control flow, before advancing to advanced topics like memory management, concurrency, and compile-time generics. The book emphasizes hands-on learning through projects that integrate Zig with C/C++, compile to WebAssembly for browser execution, and target embedded systems for hardware interaction. Along the way, you'll master Zig's unique features, such as explicit allocations, error unions, and cross-compilation, all while building applications that demonstrate its versatility.By the end of this book, you'll be equipped to create a complete cross-platform application, contribute to Zig's ecosystem, and tackle complex problems in systems, web, and embedded programming with confidence.What you will learn: -Set up a Zig development environment and write your first programs with proper structure and workflow.-Master Zig's syntax, types, control flow, and functions for building reliable applications Implement error handling, data structures, and memory allocation techniques tailored to resource-constrained environments.-Integrate Zig with C/C++ libraries and export Zig functions for seamless interoperability.-Compile Zig code to WebAssembly for browser and server-side applications.-Develop bare-metal firmware for microcontrollers like ARM, RISC-V, and AVR.-Utilize Zig's build system for dependency management, testing, and cross-platform deployment. Who this book is for: This book is for developers eager to explore Zig's potential in systems programming, web development, and embedded systems. The target audience includes C/C++ programmers seeking a simpler alternative with better safety, web developers interested in WebAssembly for high-performance apps, embedded engineers building firmware for microcontrollers, Rust or Go users looking for explicit control without complexity, and beginners in low-level programming aiming for a structured guide to Zig's features. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Understand Zig's powerful integration capabilities by building real-world applications that span native systems, web, and embedded hardware, and learn to leverage C/C++ interoperability, WebAssembly compilation, and bare-metal programming for versatile, high-performance software.Key Features: -Using Zig's explicit error handling and compile-time features for robust, predictable code across platforms.-Integrate seamlessly with existing C/C++ codebases while exploring WebAssembly for browser apps and embedded targets for microcontrollers.-Develop cross-platform projects with Zig's flexible build system, from console tools to firmware and web modules. Description: The world of systems programming often demands a balance between control and convenience, but Zig revolutionizes this with its straightforward syntax, no-runtime-overhead design, and built-in tools for portability. If you've encountered challenges with C's undefined behaviors, Rust's borrow checker, or Go's garbage collection, Zig provides a fresh approach that emphasizes clarity and developer intent.You'll start with Zig's foundational elements, including installation, syntax, and control flow, before advancing to advanced topics like memory management, concurrency, and compile-time generics. The book emphasizes hands-on learning through projects that integrate Zig with C/C++, compile to WebAssembly for browser execution, and target embedded systems for hardware interaction. Along the way, you'll master Zig's unique features, such as explicit allocations, error unions, and cross-compilation, all while building applications that demonstrate its versatility.By the end of this book, you'll be equipped to create a complete cross-platform application, contribute to Zig's ecosystem, and tackle complex problems in systems, web, and embedded programming with confidence.What you will learn: -Set up a Zig development environment and write your first programs with proper structure and workflow.-Master Zig's syntax, types, control flow, and functions for building reliable applications Implement error handling, data structures, and memory allocation techniques tailored to resource-constrained environments.-Integrate Zig with C/C++ libraries and export Zig functions for seamless interoperability.-Compile Zig code to WebAssembly for browser and server-side applications.-Develop bare-metal firmware for microcontrollers like ARM, RISC-V, and AVR.-Utilize Zig's build system for dependency management, testing, and cross-platform deployment. Who this book is for: This book is for developers eager to explore Zig's potential in systems programming, web development, and embedded systems. The target audience includes C/C++ programmers seeking a simpler alternative with better safety, web developers interested in WebAssembly for high-performance apps, embedded engineers building firmware for microcontrollers, Rust or Go users looking for explicit control without complexity, and beginners in low-level programming aiming for a structured guide to Zig's features. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …