Full prototype:
char* tmpnam(char*);
Purpose and Notes:
Used to create dynamic file names that wont conflict with others. (probably! Math, am I right??)
Generates and returns a valid file name string in a manner that is pseudo-random enough that it should not conflict with any other file on the system.
Can generate up to
TMP_MAX different strings which must be no less than 25.
Returns:
char*- Returns a string that can be used as a name for a temporary file with pretty darn good odds that it does not already exist on the filesystem.
Argument 1:
char*- If not null, will be pointed to the final string containing the unique file name. Just like the return.