A Program about survey of NTFS system file

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Hi , my dear friends.
I wish you all,good days.
I want a program that survey a NTFS file system in one drive, for example, drive D IN YOU'R COMPUTER.The survey results must show and count all of files and programs in 3 groups
group1 : size of files 0 - 10 kbytes.
group2 : size of files 10 - 1000 kilo bytes.
group3 : size of files 1000 - 100000 kilo bytes.
The main focus of this project is counting file size of Drive(example) in 3 three groups, that above-mentioned.
Either men or women if the source code of this program or similar program to send me an email.
My Email : <removed>

Posted 28-Oct-11 22:03pm

mamadss

Updated 28-Oct-11 22:08pm

André Kraak

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OriginalGriff 29-Oct-11 4:12am

And what have you done so far?

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Andrew Brock · Answer 1 · 2011-10-29T03:06:00

Did you try searching[^]. CNTFS[^] is quite good.

But then, why does it need to be a raw driver? just do a recursive search for files. The find results of each file holds the size, shove this into a vector or something.

See MSDN[^] For an example find, when you encounter a directory just call the find function again on that directory.

I'd provide more info but I am on my laptop in a car.