Hello Perl Monks,
I am looking for a way to launch multiple system commands in parallel. I do not want to wait for the command to finish, I am not interested in the child pid, nor the child output.
When I launch the code below, the scripts waits for the command to finish and then proceeds.
I have looked in perls system and exec. But neither of these provide the functionality I need.
Any thoughts?
$NSRHOLD="c:/temp/hold/";
@files=List_Hold();
$MAXCNT=15;
for ($x=0; $x < scalar(@files); $x++ ) {
$file=@files[$x];
chomp $file;
$cmd="clone -F $file ";
print "Launching Command is: $cmd\n";
system($cmd);
}
sub List_Hold {
my $dir = "$NSRHOLD" . "*";
my @files = <"$dir">;
return @files;
}
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