Well whether it was due to disk caching or the modification of the
script the following were my results, thanks for the tip!
modified version:
time ./findme.bash 10.65.118.
real 21m38.537s
user 11m57.334s
sys 7m33.675s
original version:
time ./findme.bash 10.65.118.
real 22m0.749s
user 12m2.923s
sys 7m48.806s
Brian Dessent wrote:
Joey Officer wrote:
for i in $( ls *.gz ); do
This needlessly forks a subshell process and a /bin/ls process for no
apparent reason. For better performance and readability just let the
shell do the globbing:
for i in *.gz; do
Brian
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