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#summary Introduction about PPSS, its usage and its features.
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#summary Introduction about PPSS and its features.
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#labels Phase-Requirements
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= Introduction =
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* All output of individual processes will be logged for your inspection.
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* Actions performed by PPSS are logged to a logfile for your inspection.
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* Can take a text file with one item per line. Items can be what you want. URLs, files, anything.
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* Can execute any command you like. Can execute your own scripts in parallel.
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= Usage =
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A quick look on the help instructions of PPSS show that just three command-line options are required to execute your command in parallel on a collection of items.
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{{{
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Parallel Processing Shell Script
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Version: 1.0
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Description: this script processess files or other items in parallel. It is designed to make
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use of the multi-core CPUs. It will detect the number of available CPUs and start a thread
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for each CPU core. It will also use hyperthreading if available.
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Usage: ppss.sh [ options ]
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Options are:
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- c [ command ] Command to execute. Can be a custom script or just a plain command.
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- d [ directory] Directory containing items to be processed.
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- f [ input file ] File containing items to be processed. Either -d or -f
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- l [ logfile ] Specifies name and location of the logfile.
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- p [ no of parallel processes ] Optional: specifies number of simultaneous processes manually.
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- j ( enable hyperthreading ) Optiona: Enable or disable hyperthreading. Enabled by default.
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Example: encoding some wav files to mp3 using lame with support for hyper-threading:
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ppss.sh -c 'lame ' -d /path/to/wavfiles -l logfile -j
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}}}
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* Can execute any command you like. Can execute your own scripts in parallel.
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* If interrupted, will by default continue where it was left, skipping processed files.
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