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int   mkdir   (const   char   *filename,   mode_t   mode)  
mode value: 
  S_IRUSR  
  S_IREAD  
          Read   permission   bit   for   the   owner   of   the   file.   On   many   systems   this   bit   is   0400.   S_IREAD   is   an   obsolete   synonym   provided   for   BSD   compatibility.  
  S_IWUSR  
  S_IWRITE  
          Write   permission   bit   for   the   owner   of   the   file.   Usually   0200.   S_IWRITE   is   an   obsolete   synonym   provided   for   BSD   compatibility.  
  S_IXUSR  
  S_IEXEC  
          Execute   (for   ordinary   files)   or   search   (for   directories)   permission   bit   for   the   owner   of   the   file.   Usually   0100.   S_IEXEC   is   an   obsolete   synonym   provided   for   BSD   compatibility.  
  S_IRWXU  
          This   is   equivalent   to   (S_IRUSR   |   S_IWUSR   |   S_IXUSR).  
  S_IRGRP  
          Read   permission   bit   for   the   group   owner   of   the   file.   Usually   040.  
  S_IWGRP  
          Write   permission   bit   for   the   group   owner   of   the   file.   Usually   020.  
  S_IXGRP  
          Execute   or   search   permission   bit   for   the   group   owner   of   the   file.   Usually   010.  
  S_IRWXG  
          This   is   equivalent   to   (S_IRGRP   |   S_IWGRP   |   S_IXGRP).  
  S_IROTH  
          Read   permission   bit   for   other   users.   Usually   04.  
  S_IWOTH  
          Write   permission   bit   for   other   users.   Usually   02.  
  S_IXOTH  
          Execute   or   search   permission   bit   for   other   users.   Usually   01.  
  S_IRWXO  
          This   is   equivalent   to   (S_IROTH   |   S_IWOTH   |   S_IXOTH).  
  S_ISUID  
          This   is   the   set-user-ID   on   execute   bit,   usually   04000.   See   How   Change   Persona.  
  S_ISGID  
          This   is   the   set-group-ID   on   execute   bit,   usually   02000.   See   How   Change   Persona.  
  S_ISVTX  
          This   is   the   sticky   bit,   usually   01000.