Ugly but... Chunk up the job and then you call wait with a
sufficiently big number that each chunk's pipes have time to terminate
before the next chunk.
More complicated (but prettier) would be a later -> wait combo (if
possible in your situation):
(dm evalAll> @
(let Result
(make
On Mon, 28 May 2012 23:51:21 +0200
Jorge Acereda wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need to invoke external commands for each entry in my database and
> I want to run those in parallel, but restricting the number of
> simultaneous jobs to a certain number to avoid bringing the machine
> to its knees (sort of 'm
Hi,
I need to invoke external commands for each entry in my database and I want to
run those in parallel, but restricting the number of simultaneous jobs to a
certain number to avoid bringing the machine to its knees (sort of 'make -jN').
How would you approach such problem?
Thanks,
Jorge
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