Yes, but code can be presented in different ways. This depends of course to a degree on the submitter (large changeset touching a lot of files or smaller change sets building upon each other?) but also could be presented differently (highlighting changes to data structures, identifying core parts of code and helper routines - lots of room for imagination)
Also mind: one doesn't only have to review changes code, but also review what hasn't been changed (are preconditions of other code still met?)
Yes, but code can be presented in different ways. This depends of course to a degree on the submitter (large changeset touching a lot of files or smaller change sets building upon each other?) but also could be presented differently (highlighting changes to data structures, identifying core parts of code and helper routines - lots of room for imagination)
Also mind: one doesn't only have to review changes code, but also review what hasn't been changed (are preconditions of other code still met?)