I don't know how many files I'll be iterating, since I'm working on a library that will (hopefully) end up included in many applications. My reason for wanting to optimize this as much as possible is so that it's as least invasive as possible to other developers who use this.
But, judging from the responses, it sounds like NSFileManager is the way to go. Thanks! Dave On Apr 14, 2010, at 2:42 PM, Chris Parker wrote: > You should be fine in just using NSFileManager and asking for fileAttributes > using an NSDirectoryEnumerator. And as that gets faster, you'll get faster. > If you're that worried about it, though, it implies you have a ton of files > you're iterating over. Is that really the case?
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