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Multitasking with fork()
Looking for a shell script to do the following :
-- I have 100's of process to execute on Sun. -- These processes are not dependent on each other and can be executed in parallel. -- I cannot execute them ALL at once to avoid the system resource to be occupied by these processes. I want to limit the number of processes to 8. Looking for a shell script or a C program : -- which can pickup the 100 processes and put them in its queue for execcution -- and execute only 8 at any given time -- as soon as one processes is over, this script should submit another processes from the queue Please provide the links... thanks 
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