Given this directory structure 
~/MyPerl
   |
   |__ ans # this stores all the .fasta files (input)
   |__ result_ans # to store the result
   |__ mycode.pl

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Does this script does what it should: 
find  ans/ -name '*.fasta' -maxdepth 1 -print0 \
| xargs -r -0 -P5 -n1 sh -c 'perl mycode.pl "$1" > ~/MyPerl/result_ans
+/"$1".out' ''

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Cause it gives this message: 
: /home/myname/MyPerl/result_ans/ans/hm14_ans.fasta.out: No such file 
+or directory

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Regards,
Edward

In reply to Re^2: Running a Perl Code within a Perl Code Using "Shell Module" by monkfan
in thread Running a Perl Code within a Perl Code Using "Shell Module" by monkfan

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