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runlim:tldr:cc699
runlim: Log statistics to a file instead of `stdout`.
$ runlim --output-file=${filename} ${command} ${command_arguments}
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The command runlim
is used to limit the resources that a command can use while running. The specific behavior and options of runlim
can vary depending on the system and environment it is used in, but in general, it allows you to set limits on CPU time, memory usage, and other system resources.
In this particular command:
runlim --output-file=${filename} ${command} ${command_arguments}
runlim
is the command itself.--output-file=${filename}
is an option or flag for therunlim
command. It specifies the name or path of the file where the output or results of the executed command (${command}
) will be written. The${filename}
is a variable that needs to be replaced with an actual filename.${command}
represents the command that you want to run and limit usingrunlim
. It could be any executable or script file.${command_arguments}
represents the arguments or parameters that you want to pass to thecommand
being executed.
By using this command, you will run the specified ${command}
with the given ${command_arguments}
and limit its resource usage. The output or results of the executed command will be written to the file specified in --output-file=${filename}
.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.