>You do not write if you have watched the intro videos and read the
>examples in the man page. Please do that with empasis on
>http://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/man.html#example__use_a_table_as_input
Thank you so much for the reference. I found the video you mentioned.
http://www.youtube.c
On 24 November 2012 16:03, John wrote:
> Tell me:
[...]
> 2) How did you get it to display the statistics about the command (like user,
> system, CPU %, etc.)?
I think I can answer that one.
$ time ls
real0m0.002s
user0m0.000s
sys 0m0.000s
$ /usr/bin/time ls
0.00user 0.00system 0
> Then it is because you are using a time that it bulitin your the shell eg.
> bash.
Thank you, Martin!
Here is a simplified bash script. The goal is to get parallel to run the
'work' function from within the script. Per the man page, one needs to `export
-f FUNCTION` for this functionality, but I get the following error when I try
running it from zsh. If I run it from a bash shell, everything
On 24 November 2012 17:50, John wrote:
> Here is a simplified bash script. The goal is to get parallel to run the
> 'work' function from within the script. Per the man page, one needs to
> `export -f FUNCTION` for this functionality, but I get the following error
> when I try running it from
> is the very first line in your script
> #!/bin/bash or "###BEGIN SCRIPT" ?
>
> #!/bin/bash
> must be on the very first line.
I confused you. The script does not have ### lines in it at all. I inserted
them to take to make it clear that it was code. Here is the script which does
indeed st
Is there a way to have parallel spawn jobs on a delayed start with 1 sec delay
between each one?
In other words, invoke parallel:
job1
sleep 1s && job2
sleep 1s && job3
sleep 1s && job4
...
sleep 1s && jobN
I am calling parallel from a table if that matters:
% parallel -a jobsfile --colsep ','
> Is there a way to have parallel spawn jobs on a delayed start with 1 sec
> delay
> between each one?
>
> In other words, invoke parallel:
>
> job1
> sleep 1s && job2
> sleep 1s && job3
> sleep 1s && job4
> ...
> sleep 1s && jobN
>
> I am calling parallel from a table if that matters:
> % pa
