package pardi

Almost like GNU parallel; just better.

Pardi pushes further the point at which you have to use a supercomputer. Alternatively, it can be used on a supercomputer to make life in there much more fun and productive.

Put back the fun into computing: use pardi!

usage: pardi ... {-i|--input} : where to read from {-o|--output} : where to write to (default=stdout) [-s|--shell]: only shell commands in input file [{-n|--nprocs} ]: max jobs in parallel (default=all cores) [{-c|--chunks} ]: how many chunks per job (default=1) [{-d|--demux} {l|b:|r:|s:}]: how to cut input file into chunks (line/bytes/regexp/sep_line; default=line) {-w|--work} : command to execute on each chunk %IN and %OUT are special tokens [{-m|--mux} {c|n}]: how to mux job results in output file (cat/null; default=cat) [{-ie|--input-ext} ]: append file extension to work input files [{-oe|--output-ext} ]: append file extension to work output files [{-p|--preserve}]: mux results while preserving input order