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One really easy way that I often use:

cat "args" | xargs -P $NUM_PARALLEL command

ThisThe -P option for xargs will run the command, passing in each line of the "args" file, in parallel, running at most $NUM_PARALLEL$NUM_PARALLEL at the same time.

You can also look into the -I option for xargs-I option for xargs, if you need to substitute the input arguments in different places.

One really easy way that I often use:

cat "args" | xargs -P $NUM_PARALLEL command

This will run the command, passing in each line of the "args" file, in parallel, running at most $NUM_PARALLEL at the same time.

You can also look into the -I option for xargs, if you need to substitute the input arguments in different places.

One really easy way that I often use:

cat "args" | xargs -P $NUM_PARALLEL command

The -P option for xargs will run the command, passing in each line of the "args" file, in parallel, running at most $NUM_PARALLEL at the same time.

You can also look into the -I option for xargs, if you need to substitute the input arguments in different places.

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answered Jan 28, 2017 at 7:05

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One really easy way that I often use:

cat "args" | xargs -P $NUM_PARALLEL command

This will run the command, passing in each line of the "args" file, in parallel, running at most $NUM_PARALLEL at the same time.

You can also look into the -I option for xargs, if you need to substitute the input arguments in different places.