Is there a C++ book where all the steps are explained at a low level?

Question

Books

For a long time I catch up with exactly how this or that operator works.
Can you please tell me if there is a book on C ++, where all the actions are explained at a low level?
Or compared with assembler, for example.

Answer 1

Most likely you need a book on the theory of compiler construction, and the language is not that important. https://habrahabr.ru/post/170735/

Answer 2

Here, actually, correctly prompted about compilers. How the operator is executed at a low level is determined by the compiler. Therefore, even looking at the assembled code is not the best option.
C++, on the other hand, describes higher logic. You need to get used to this logic. Just "forget" assembler and learn to program again. The assembler, of course, will help, but in other cases.