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I have a little problem, I need to make directory from my c code or c++, doesn’t matter.
But directory name must contain characters like ‘:’, ‘ ‘,’.’ in general current time,
when I try to create with mkdir() function I get EINVAL error, but from system("mkdir ...") everything is ok.
How can I solve this problem?
Thank you!!!
Different filesystem formats have different rules about what is and is not a valid character. For
ext2and its descendants, A file name may contain any character except for'/'or'\0'.For FAT filesystem and its descendants, the list of invalid characters is larger, and includes
':'.Check to see what filesystem format you are using, and try running your program on a different filesystem.