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Change max line length of GNU parallel
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The following command:
parallel --max-line-length-allowed
returns 131049.
Is this a constant, or can I somehow change this limit?
limit gnu-parallel
asked yesterday
Stefanos KargasStefanos Kargas
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The following command:
parallel --max-line-length-allowed
returns 131049.
Is this a constant, or can I somehow change this limit?
limit gnu-parallel
asked yesterday
Stefanos KargasStefanos Kargas
1134
2
So it looks like this is dynamically obtained, by runningtrue xxxx...x(withxrepeated a varying number of times in a binary search). The limit comes from outsideparallel, from your shell, perhaps, or OS-level limits
– muru
yesterday
@StefanosKargas Can you say a little about why you need the limit lifted? What are you trying to do?
– Ole Tange
yesterday
I am using it to echo JSON messages coming from a server. And there are messages that reach over 1,5 MB each. The messages I cannot control. They belong to a 3rd party API
– Stefanos Kargas
17 hours ago
@StefanosKargas Try explaining that in a separate question. I believe--pipemay be able to fix that for you.
– Ole Tange
7 hours ago
add a comment |
The following command:
parallel --max-line-length-allowed
returns 131049.
Is this a constant, or can I somehow change this limit?
limit gnu-parallel
asked yesterday
Stefanos KargasStefanos Kargas
1134
The following command:
parallel --max-line-length-allowed
returns 131049.
Is this a constant, or can I somehow change this limit?
limit gnu-parallel
limit gnu-parallel
asked yesterday
Stefanos KargasStefanos Kargas
1134
asked yesterday
Stefanos KargasStefanos Kargas
1134
asked yesterday
Stefanos KargasStefanos Kargas
1134
asked yesterday
Stefanos KargasStefanos Kargas
1134
asked yesterday
Stefanos KargasStefanos Kargas
1134
1134
2
So it looks like this is dynamically obtained, by runningtrue xxxx...x(withxrepeated a varying number of times in a binary search). The limit comes from outsideparallel, from your shell, perhaps, or OS-level limits
– muru
yesterday
@StefanosKargas Can you say a little about why you need the limit lifted? What are you trying to do?
– Ole Tange
yesterday
I am using it to echo JSON messages coming from a server. And there are messages that reach over 1,5 MB each. The messages I cannot control. They belong to a 3rd party API
– Stefanos Kargas
17 hours ago
@StefanosKargas Try explaining that in a separate question. I believe--pipemay be able to fix that for you.
– Ole Tange
7 hours ago
add a comment |
2
So it looks like this is dynamically obtained, by runningtrue xxxx...x(withxrepeated a varying number of times in a binary search). The limit comes from outsideparallel, from your shell, perhaps, or OS-level limits
– muru
yesterday
@StefanosKargas Can you say a little about why you need the limit lifted? What are you trying to do?
– Ole Tange
yesterday
I am using it to echo JSON messages coming from a server. And there are messages that reach over 1,5 MB each. The messages I cannot control. They belong to a 3rd party API
– Stefanos Kargas
17 hours ago
@StefanosKargas Try explaining that in a separate question. I believe--pipemay be able to fix that for you.
– Ole Tange
7 hours ago
2
2
So it looks like this is dynamically obtained, by running
true xxxx...x (with x repeated a varying number of times in a binary search). The limit comes from outside parallel, from your shell, perhaps, or OS-level limits– muru
yesterday
So it looks like this is dynamically obtained, by running
true xxxx...x (with x repeated a varying number of times in a binary search). The limit comes from outside parallel, from your shell, perhaps, or OS-level limits– muru
yesterday
@StefanosKargas Can you say a little about why you need the limit lifted? What are you trying to do?
– Ole Tange
yesterday
@StefanosKargas Can you say a little about why you need the limit lifted? What are you trying to do?
– Ole Tange
yesterday
I am using it to echo JSON messages coming from a server. And there are messages that reach over 1,5 MB each. The messages I cannot control. They belong to a 3rd party API
– Stefanos Kargas
17 hours ago
I am using it to echo JSON messages coming from a server. And there are messages that reach over 1,5 MB each. The messages I cannot control. They belong to a 3rd party API
– Stefanos Kargas
17 hours ago
@StefanosKargas Try explaining that in a separate question. I believe
--pipe may be able to fix that for you.– Ole Tange
7 hours ago
@StefanosKargas Try explaining that in a separate question. I believe
--pipe may be able to fix that for you.– Ole Tange
7 hours ago
add a comment |
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It is caused by a limit in execve. I have not found any way to change it.
However, CygWin/MSYS2 it seems this limit is lifted to 12MB.
answered yesterday
Ole TangeOle Tange
13k1457107
I think this is a property that is set in the Linux kernel. I don't see how zsh can override this.
– Alexander
yesterday
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It is caused by a limit in execve. I have not found any way to change it.
However, CygWin/MSYS2 it seems this limit is lifted to 12MB.
answered yesterday
Ole TangeOle Tange
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I think this is a property that is set in the Linux kernel. I don't see how zsh can override this.
– Alexander
yesterday
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It is caused by a limit in execve. I have not found any way to change it.
However, CygWin/MSYS2 it seems this limit is lifted to 12MB.
answered yesterday
Ole TangeOle Tange
13k1457107
I think this is a property that is set in the Linux kernel. I don't see how zsh can override this.
– Alexander
yesterday
add a comment |
It is caused by a limit in execve. I have not found any way to change it.
However, CygWin/MSYS2 it seems this limit is lifted to 12MB.
answered yesterday
Ole TangeOle Tange
13k1457107
It is caused by a limit in execve. I have not found any way to change it.
However, CygWin/MSYS2 it seems this limit is lifted to 12MB.
answered yesterday
Ole TangeOle Tange
13k1457107
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I think this is a property that is set in the Linux kernel. I don't see how zsh can override this.
– Alexander
yesterday
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I think this is a property that is set in the Linux kernel. I don't see how zsh can override this.
– Alexander
yesterday
I think this is a property that is set in the Linux kernel. I don't see how zsh can override this.
– Alexander
yesterday
I think this is a property that is set in the Linux kernel. I don't see how zsh can override this.
– Alexander
yesterday
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So it looks like this is dynamically obtained, by running
true xxxx...x(withxrepeated a varying number of times in a binary search). The limit comes from outsideparallel, from your shell, perhaps, or OS-level limits– muru
yesterday
@StefanosKargas Can you say a little about why you need the limit lifted? What are you trying to do?
– Ole Tange
yesterday
I am using it to echo JSON messages coming from a server. And there are messages that reach over 1,5 MB each. The messages I cannot control. They belong to a 3rd party API
– Stefanos Kargas
17 hours ago
@StefanosKargas Try explaining that in a separate question. I believe
--pipemay be able to fix that for you.– Ole Tange
7 hours ago