GNU Parallel 20161222 ('Castro') has been released. It is available
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* --results foo.csv will save output as a CSV-file. Can be directly
imported into R or LibreCalc.
* When using --pipepart a negative --block-size is not interpreted
On Tue, Dec 20, 2016 at 7:16 PM, Benjamin Leutner
wrote:
> Here is a small example how exporting --env breaks it on the local machine
> (running on python 2.7):
>
> pip2 install tables
This breaks on my system. Can you find an example that does not have
so many (sub-)dependencies as 'tables'?
It also breaks with 'setuptools' or 'boto'.
I also tried with ubuntu deb file installation (apt install
python-tables) instead of pip install but that doesn't make a difference.
(forgot to mention: I'm on Ubuntu Gnome 16.10 64bit)
Some examples for modules which work fine are: 'numpy', 'sys',
On Thu, Dec 22, 2016 at 5:28 PM, Benjamin Leutner
wrote:
> Here's the modified example:
>
> function FUN {
> echo -e "\n- Try number: ${1} -"
> echo "Host: $(hostname), Level: $SHLVL"
> python -c "
> import setuptools
> print 'import succesful'"
> }
> export -f FUN
>
> # without env
> p
