Re: Testing if a file or directory exist

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I think, as information are not needed, even access() is better than
stat() and also uses less memory/cpu.
- ben
Le dimanche 09 septembre 2007 à 06:07 -0400, Robert P. J. Day a écrit :
> if all you want to do is check for existence, then, execution time
> notwithstanding, you should use the method which accomplishes that and
> nothing more, so the obvious solution would be stat().
> 
> it would be illogical to call open() since a side-effect would be that
> you then had an open file.  in short, if you just want to test, then
> just test. 
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