我使用这段代码，到目前为止，它工作得很好。它没有使用c++的许多奇特的特性:

bool is_file_exist(const char *fileName)
{
    std::ifstream infile(fileName);
    return infile.good();
}

It depends on where the files reside. For instance, if they are all supposed to be in the same directory, you can read all the directory entries into a hash table and then check all the names against the hash table. This might be faster on some systems than checking each file individually. The fastest way to check each file individually depends on your system ... if you're writing ANSI C, the fastest way is fopen because it's the only way (a file might exist but not be openable, but you probably really want openable if you need to "do something on it"). C++, POSIX, Windows all offer additional options.

While I'm at it, let me point out some problems with your question. You say that you want the fastest way, and that you have thousands of files, but then you ask for the code for a function to test a single file (and that function is only valid in C++, not C). This contradicts your requirements by making an assumption about the solution ... a case of the XY problem. You also say "in standard c++11(or)c++(or)c" ... which are all different, and this also is inconsistent with your requirement for speed ... the fastest solution would involve tailoring the code to the target system. The inconsistency in the question is highlighted by the fact that you accepted an answer that gives solutions that are system-dependent and are not standard C or C++.

使用MFC可以实现以下功能

CFileStatus FileStatus;
BOOL bFileExists = CFile::GetStatus(FileName,FileStatus);

哪里的文件名是一个字符串表示文件，您正在检查的存在

在c++ 17中:

#include <experimental/filesystem>

bool is_file_exist(std::string& str) {   
    namespace fs = std::experimental::filesystem;
    fs::path p(str);
    return fs::exists(p);
}

对于那些喜欢刺激的人:

 boost::filesystem::exists(fileName)

或者，自ISO c++ 17开始:

 std::filesystem::exists(fileName)

备注:在c++ 14中，一旦文件系统TS完成并被采用，解决方案将使用:

std::experimental::filesystem::exists("helloworld.txt");

从c++ 17开始，只有:

std::filesystem::exists("helloworld.txt");