Threadcontrol

This a multithread controller for programs. It can process multiple instances of an command at once.

Usage: bash threadcontrol [--help || -h] [--multithread || -m] {threadcount} [--command || -c] {Parameters} [--tasks || -t] {tasks}

Note that when you enter conflicting parameters, the last one will be the one used. This means '-m 4 -m 8' will use 8 threads.

            [--help || -h]  :    Prints the help. If set, also prints help of $command
     [--multithread || -m]  :    Enables Multithreading. Default is set to 4 threads. Accepts value (eg. -m 8 equals to 8 threads)
             {threadcount}  :    OPTIONAL: parameters passed to the command, seperated by spaces.

         [--command || -c]  :    Sets the command which should be executed
                 {command}  :    NESSESSARY: command to be executed
              {Parameters}  :    OPTIONAL: parameters passed to the command, seperated by spaces.
                            :    -m 4 -tower -m 8 will pass -tower to the command. If you have parameters which do conflict with one of the above, they need to be add
                            :    ed to the command.
                            :    Instead of '-c command_which_uses_m_as_parameter -m Hello_World', you would need to enter '"-c command_which_uses_m_as_parameter -m H
                            :    ello_World"'

           [--tasks || -t]  :    Sets the tasklist by which threads are created. A task is passed as the last parameter to the command.
                            :    Every parameter passed between -c and -t will be treated as an commandparameter which will be passed to every thread. Every parameter
                            :     after -t will be a task, which will be passed to a single thread.
                   {tasks}  :    OPTIONAL: tasks to be worked on in a thread.