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Whenever I have a problem like this I tend to reach for Run commands in parallel.

Yes, I know there are slicker and more capable solutions out there. But that solution is one that I know works for me (at least on Unix), and it generally is enough to get the job done with a minimum of fuss.

In reply to Re: Using functional programming to reduce the pain of parallel-execution programming (with threads, forks, or name your poison) by tilly
in thread Using functional programming to reduce the pain of parallel-execution programming (with threads, forks, or name your poison) by tphyahoo

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