I’m attempting to use the filesystem library that was implemented in C++17 to get information about files/directories on my micro SD card. Below is my basic attempt to get it functioning. An “Auton” folder exists on the SD card, and I have verified that files inside of the folder can be read and written to by the brain. In theory, this function should output the path of a file (/usd/Auton/test.txt), then create a new directory in the Auton folder named “TEST”.
#include "main.h"
#include <filesystem>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
void opcontrol() {
std::string path2 = "/usd/Auton";
for (auto entry : std::filesystem::directory_iterator(path2)) {
std::cout << entry.path() << std::endl;
}
std::filesystem::create_directories("/usd/Auton/TEST");
}
However, the actual result is no listed files in the folder, and a runtime error in my brain terminal
Runtime error: filesystem error: cannot create directories: Function not implemented [usd/Auton/TEST]
Attempting to use any function, such as current_path(), results in the same general runtime error of “Function not implemented”. I’ve tried editing my makefile to include -lstdc++fs, and that resulted in a compiler error.
Thanks for the help.