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Recursive search examples, pt1: C#
In light of my recent article on recls 100% .NET, I thought I'd do some bits on the recls library: the C/C++ version, and the new .NET version. First up, let's write a utility that, say, reports the number of C# source files in/under the current directory, excluding the ubiquitous Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs, and reports on the total size of all. We'll write it in C# using recls 100%.NET and in C & C++ using recls. As you'll see, we see a pretty obvious difference in development effort, which probably isn't a surprise. What is a surprise, given the application domain, is there's a substantial performance difference, which I think might be due to the .NET runtime.Related Reading
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