batch-processing

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问题 A bit of conceptual question I have 15 (for example) files that need to be processed. But i dont want to process them one at a time. Instead i want to start processing 5 of them (any 5 the order is not important) and as long one of these 5 files is processed another one to be started. The idea is to have max 5 files being processed at the same time until all files are processed. Trying to work this out in Node but in general im missing the idea how this can be implemented 回答1: Here's a little

问题 Some of the executable that I need to detect is installed properly, but has not written InstallLocation in the usual Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ I also checked C:\Windows\Installer but the GUID was not found with msi file. Is there any way to know where the files were installed? 回答1: MSI API : Here is a sample using VBScript to get the installation path for Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 x86 Minimum Runtime - 11.0.50727 - update GUIDs for your