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i want to run few c object files one after another in one command. Can i write a acript for that. I'm using Sun Solaris.
for example ./prog < input1 >output1 & ./prog <input2 >output2 & i want the first to finish before starting the nest one and run them in the back ground thanks. p/s hope fully this is the right thread to ask |
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running from different directory
say i have three executable code from three directory,
I want to run them consecutively as i have posted before from the main directory. i tried ( /program1/./prog <input >output; /program2/./prog <input >output)& if give me error no such files or directory thanks... |