I am trying to run a lot of time from the command line, but I am not able to initiate the process in the background because Bash regards it as a syntax error.
for f in `seq 20`; Do ./a.out& ;; '& Amp;' Incorrect syntax for bash near
How do I & amp; On the command line so that Bash does not complain, and I am allowed to run these processes in the background so that I can generate a load on the system.
PS: I do not want to break into it in many lines.
This works:
f for `seq 20 `; Do it / A.out & amp; Command ends like
or and
,
, & amp;
|
.
This means that bash is expected to command between and
and
, but one can not get it, hence error.
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