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Date: Tue,  5 Feb 2002 06:10:22 +1300
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 That's one reason why it is impossible
>to write a correct windows program.
>
Another reason of course is that we Windows programmers are simply not very
bright.

Could anyone recommend a good book to help me remedy my profound ignorance
of these matters? I'm looking for a conceptual overview, nothing too heavy,
rather than something that will actually teach me how to write an OS.
Andrey mentioned Silberschatz & Galvin - would that fit the bill?