由于某些原因，我不能使用等待，我想出了这个解决方案:

# create a hashmap of the tasks name -> its command
declare -A tasks=(
  ["Sleep 3 seconds"]="sleep 3"
  ["Check network"]="ping imdb.com"
  ["List dir"]="ls -la"
)

# execute each task in the background, redirecting their output to a custom file descriptor
fd=10
for task in "${!tasks[@]}"; do
    script="${tasks[${task}]}"
    eval "exec $fd< <(${script} 2>&1 || (echo $task failed with exit code \${?}! && touch tasks_failed))"
    ((fd+=1))
done

# print the outputs of the tasks and wait for them to finish
fd=10
for task in "${!tasks[@]}"; do
    cat <&$fd
    ((fd+=1))
done

# determine the exit status
#   by checking whether the file "tasks_failed" has been created
if [ -e tasks_failed ]; then
    echo "Task(s) failed!"
    exit 1
else
    echo "All tasks finished without an error!"
    exit 0
fi

如果你想用ctrl-c轻松地运行和杀死多个进程，这是我最喜欢的方法:在一个(…)subshell中生成多个后台进程，并捕获SIGINT来执行kill 0，这将杀死subshell组中生成的所有内容:

(trap 'kill 0' SIGINT; prog1 & prog2 & prog3)

你可以有复杂的进程执行结构，所有的事情都可以用一个ctrl-c来结束(只要确保最后一个进程是在前台运行的，也就是说，在prog1.3之后不要包含&):

(trap 'kill 0' SIGINT; prog1.1 && prog1.2 & (prog2.1 | prog2.2 || prog2.3) & prog1.3)

如果最后一个命令可能会提前退出，而您希望保持其他所有命令的运行，则添加wait作为最后一个命令。在下面的例子中，sleep 2会先退出，在sleep 4结束之前杀死它;添加wait可以让两者都运行到完成:

(trap 'kill 0' SIGINT; sleep 4 & sleep 2 & wait)

下面是我为了并行运行最多n个进程而使用的函数(示例中n=4):

max_children=4

function parallel {
  local time1=$(date +"%H:%M:%S")
  local time2=""

  # for the sake of the example, I'm using $2 as a description, you may be interested in other description
  echo "starting $2 ($time1)..."
  "$@" && time2=$(date +"%H:%M:%S") && echo "finishing $2 ($time1 -- $time2)..." &

  local my_pid=$$
  local children=$(ps -eo ppid | grep -w $my_pid | wc -w)
  children=$((children-1))
  if [[ $children -ge $max_children ]]; then
    wait -n
  fi
}

parallel sleep 5
parallel sleep 6
parallel sleep 7
parallel sleep 8
parallel sleep 9
wait

如果max_children被设置为核数，该函数将尝试避免空闲核。

你可以试试ppss(废弃)。PPSS非常强大——你甚至可以创建一个迷你集群。 如果您有一批令人尴尬的并行处理要做，xargs -P也很有用。

有一个非常有用的程序调用nohup。

     nohup - run a command immune to hangups, with output to a non-tty

由于某些原因，我不能使用等待，我想出了这个解决方案:

# create a hashmap of the tasks name -> its command
declare -A tasks=(
  ["Sleep 3 seconds"]="sleep 3"
  ["Check network"]="ping imdb.com"
  ["List dir"]="ls -la"
)

# execute each task in the background, redirecting their output to a custom file descriptor
fd=10
for task in "${!tasks[@]}"; do
    script="${tasks[${task}]}"
    eval "exec $fd< <(${script} 2>&1 || (echo $task failed with exit code \${?}! && touch tasks_failed))"
    ((fd+=1))
done

# print the outputs of the tasks and wait for them to finish
fd=10
for task in "${!tasks[@]}"; do
    cat <&$fd
    ((fd+=1))
done

# determine the exit status
#   by checking whether the file "tasks_failed" has been created
if [ -e tasks_failed ]; then
    echo "Task(s) failed!"
    exit 1
else
    echo "All tasks finished without an error!"
    exit 0
fi