I remember seeing really fast disk searching code from MSDN Magazine or
something like that using .NET 2.0, but I can't find it.
Basically I'm developing jukebox software that will do an initial
search of the entire hard drive(s) and catalogue any media files by
extracting tags and/or using filename analysis. I've got all the tag
reading stuff, and I know you can recursively enumerate through
files/directories using the .NET framework, but is this a
fast/efficient manner?
Is there a way that is head a shoulders above the rest in
speed/efficiency?