


It’s no surprise that users and software developers alike wish to do all computer-related things faster and copying or moving files from one location to another is among the most common endeavors that often take more time than we are willing to spend on it. It operates lightly because MFC is not used, and it makes it only from Win32 API.

Include/Exclude Filter (UNIX Wildcard style) can be specified. Read/Write performance is a near the limit of the device. Same HDD: Using big buffer, reading until the buffer becomes full, and writing in bulk.īecause Read/Write doesn’t use the cache of OS at all, other processes (application) do not become heavy easily. Diff HDD: Reading and writing are done with the MultiThreading in parallel. Automatically, after whether the copy origin and copy destinations are HDD according to same physical HDD or is judged, it operates as follows. It can copy/delete unicode and over MAX_PATH(260byte) pathname files. portableapps\System\FastCopy\fastcopy.FastCopy Portable is the Fastest Copy/Delete Software on Windows. Ditto for the icon path in the Drag-Drop menu:įastCopy.dcf: (Three-Button: LMB-Copy / RMB-Copy and Keep Links) Note that I'm using a custom alias /portableapps in the fastcopy app path that you will need to change to match your own installation. If you find them useful, then have at it and post your code.įollowing is the code and some images. Note that there are a bunch of other fastcopy command line switches that I didn't expose in DOpus. This means that any junctions or links are retained so you don't end up with duplicate data.įastCopy is a portable app. reparse=TRUE then only the reparse points are copied/moved rather than the actual data. reparse=FALSE then reparse points are treated as regular files/folders and the actual data is copied/moved. From the fastcopy command line, if the switch: The main reason is that FastCopy gives you some options for handling reparse points (junctions, hard links and sym links) that are very useful. After trying several external file copy programs I ended up going with FastCopy as my app of choice.
