Windows does not allow you to look inside the directory "System Volume Information". So unleashing a recursive_directory_iterator on "System Volume Information" is a bad idea.
Windows does not allow you to look inside the directory "System Volume Information". So unleashing a recursive_directory_iterator on "System Volume Information" is a bad idea. Edit: You may be able to solve the problem with recursive_directory_iterator::no_push().
From The Boost docs: void no_push(bool value=true); Requires: *this! = recursive_directory_iterator(). Postcondition: no_push_pending() == value.
Throws: Nothing. Note: no_push() is used to prevent unwanted recursion into a directory. --end note.
You should call no_push() before moving to the next iterator. Pseudo code: if(*it is a directory that I want to skip) it. No_push(); ++it.
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