[chromium-discuss] I need a list of components of Chrome

[Shen Huang]

Hey all,

I need a list of components of Chrome to finish my project proposal for a
course that teaches ACC (Attribute Component Capability) testing. Instead
of figuring it out myself I figured it is better to consult the already
experienced people.

Sincerely,
Shen Huang

[PhistucK]

You need to define what you consider a "component", first.

☆*PhistucK*

Post by Shen Huang
Hey all,
I need a list of components of Chrome to finish my project proposal for a
course that teaches ACC (Attribute Component Capability) testing. Instead
of figuring it out myself I figured it is better to consult the already
experienced people.
Sincerely,
Shen Huang
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[Shen Huang]

Thanks for the reply, my professor wanted to conduct a software V&V class
with this Attribute Component Capability testing method he learned in a
book related to Google.

The project was due yesterday and I got away with it fairly well with not
enough components to cover everything, I have took advantage of his
availability communicated with him before hand on the project, and he
agreed that Chromium is a big project, while happy to see what I already
have so far.

Currently I am trying to explore the project a little bit more to be ready
for future testing, it would be nice if I can have a better index for all
the testing procedures as I still have some trouble navigating through the
code on Github and the documentation. Fro example, I had some issue finding
the code for speed comparison of SPDY and other architecture from the
documentation and the code.

Post by PhistucK
You need to define what you consider a "component", first.
☆*PhistucK*

Post by Shen Huang
Hey all,
I need a list of components of Chrome to finish my project proposal for a
course that teaches ACC (Attribute Component Capability) testing. Instead
of figuring it out myself I figured it is better to consult the already
experienced people.
Sincerely,
Shen Huang
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[PhistucK]

Forget GitHub, cs.chromium.org is a wonderful tool for searching and
browsing the code, tracing the definitions, callers, references and
implementations easily and quickly.

☆*PhistucK*

Post by Shen Huang
Thanks for the reply, my professor wanted to conduct a software V&V class
with this Attribute Component Capability testing method he learned in a
book related to Google.
The project was due yesterday and I got away with it fairly well with not
enough components to cover everything, I have took advantage of his
availability communicated with him before hand on the project, and he
agreed that Chromium is a big project, while happy to see what I already
have so far.
Currently I am trying to explore the project a little bit more to be ready
for future testing, it would be nice if I can have a better index for all
the testing procedures as I still have some trouble navigating through the
code on Github and the documentation. Fro example, I had some issue finding
the code for speed comparison of SPDY and other architecture from the
documentation and the code.

Post by PhistucK
You need to define what you consider a "component", first.
☆*PhistucK*

Post by Shen Huang
Hey all,
I need a list of components of Chrome to finish my project proposal for
a course that teaches ACC (Attribute Component Capability) testing. Instead
of figuring it out myself I figured it is better to consult the already
experienced people.
Sincerely,
Shen Huang
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[Shen Huang]

thanks for the help!

Post by PhistucK
Forget GitHub, cs.chromium.org is a wonderful tool for searching and
browsing the code, tracing the definitions, callers, references and
implementations easily and quickly.
☆*PhistucK*

Post by Shen Huang
Thanks for the reply, my professor wanted to conduct a software V&V class
with this Attribute Component Capability testing method he learned in a
book related to Google.
The project was due yesterday and I got away with it fairly well with not
enough components to cover everything, I have took advantage of his
availability communicated with him before hand on the project, and he
agreed that Chromium is a big project, while happy to see what I already
have so far.
Currently I am trying to explore the project a little bit more to be
ready for future testing, it would be nice if I can have a better index for
all the testing procedures as I still have some trouble navigating through
the code on Github and the documentation. Fro example, I had some issue
finding the code for speed comparison of SPDY and other architecture from
the documentation and the code.

Post by PhistucK
You need to define what you consider a "component", first.
☆*PhistucK*

Post by Shen Huang
Hey all,
I need a list of components of Chrome to finish my project proposal for
a course that teaches ACC (Attribute Component Capability) testing. Instead
of figuring it out myself I figured it is better to consult the already
experienced people.
Sincerely,
Shen Huang
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