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in thread Cannot print child process command during fork

Since no useful work appears to be done at the conclusion of the forked child processes, and $proc and $cmd were unspecified, I assumed that $cmd was a brief command that started a remote process, and exited. If this is the case, the difference between serial and parallel processing would not be significant.

So, point taken. I should have clarified my assumptions.

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