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We can either
- try moving the file and, in case the target directory doesn't exist,
handle the NoSuchFileException this raises to create the target
directory
- or we always first test if the target directory exists and create it
in case it is missing
On my Mac this yields
Benchmark Mode Cnt Score Error Units
FileMoveBenchmark.moveFileToExistingDir avgt 5 196.490 ± 15.194 us/op
FileMoveBenchmark.moveFileToExistingDirExists avgt 5 223.217 ± 54.816 us/op
FileMoveBenchmark.moveFileToMissingDir avgt 5 332.169 ± 43.871 us/op
FileMoveBenchmark.moveFileToMissingDirExists avgt 5 303.815 ± 137.568 us/op
This means if the target directory of the move already exists the
first strategy is faster by around 25 us/op otherwise the second one
is faster by around 30 us/op. Which one is favorable depends on the
average probability that the target directory exists in real world
scenarios.
Change-Id: I03653b408b859a796508dfa1471b36c65633534e
Signed-off-by: Matthias Sohn <matthias.sohn@sap.com>
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