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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers Loop with command line arguments Post 302988270 by stomp on Thursday 22nd of December 2016 06:04:08 PM
Old 12-22-2016
I dunno what he's up to. That is his question. All could be automated and generated. Of course scripting is mostly to reduce work and more seldom to do otherwise. If he'd like to have some improvement advices, he'll offer more details, so the solution could be stated and tips can be offered.

I'm asking myself even if there's a mess of tons of files behind this gene-scenario, a type of task which I read quite often in the short time I'm here - which overall slows down that search- and calculation-operations by factor 10 - 10 Billion compared to some less Shellcentric/Multi-Filecentric solution.
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