hi fellows... I have a little problem, in Unix there's a library called unistd.h that have the function "link" and as its name says, creates a link of a file.... I want to use that function in windows, but i only found the "_unlink" function in the io.h library, this one removes a file ( there's an "unlink" function in Unix inside of the same library: unistd.h and it does the same thing, this is: to remove a file)... so, is there any "_link" function or something? i also found the "_creat" function inside of io.h, but only creates an empty file... please help :( thanks!!
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With some digging, you might find the Win32 API call which lies behind sayC:\>mklink /? Creates a symbolic link. MKLINK [[/D] | [/H] | [/J]] Link Target /D …
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