Am 06.01.2017 um 23:23 schrieb Riccardo (Jack) Lucchetti:
On Fri, 6 Jan 2017, Sven Schreiber wrote:
> When I do "! gretlcli.exe -b testscript.inp > testout.out",
> (that's on Windows obviously) I get the expected testout.out file. But
> when I instead use "launch", the output file doesn't seem to get
> created anywhere.
> I'll test with the next snapshot.
Of course your request makes sense, but just out of curiosity: why would
one run gretlcli from inside gretl?
I had an idea last night for a little function that could make it a
little easier to run the same script in parallel with different
parameter values. That's why I need "launch" instead of "!",
because as
per the doc "!" would mean that the main gretl process would wait each
time, destroying the parallelism.
So this is an "embarassingly trivial" type of parallelism, where each
worker gets its own gretlcli instance/process.
cheers,
sven