I usually do a couple of things:
I make sure that the description of the structure (which is english)
is understandable. And if I know enough about the technology, I make
sure that the description makes sense with the technology.
I read through the tables and elements. I make sure I can figure out
how things are related / indexed.
And I read the description clauses to make sure it is clear what each
object represents. (It is surprising what one uncovers that way.)
Note that even if you just read the english, you are
contributing. Very often, it has been a long time since anyone
actually read the english. Much less tried to understand it.
Yours,
Joel
At 04:07 PM 2/15/2006, Scott Brim \(sbrim\) wrote:
How does one review a MIB anyway? I can barely spell it.
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