How to create a temporary directory in C++?

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Version 3 of Boost Filesystem Library provides function unique_path() for generating a path name suitable for creating a temporary file or directory.

using namespace boost::filesystem;

path ph = temp_directory_path() / unique_path();
create_directories(ph);

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