How to properly use taskset in a bash file when launching a program? [closed]

Question

My bash script is as follows:

#!/bin/bash sudo taskset 1 ./program & 

When running it does nothing.

I am able to run the software normally with ./program.

I am attempting to do the behavior of "The default behavior is to run a new command with a given affinity mask"

Answer 1

If you want to use taskset in a bash script, you may do so as follows:

#!/usr/bin/bash echo $(taskset -p 1) 

OR; assume following script name is "mysc.sh"

#!/usr/bin/bash cmd="taskset 1 ./program" $cmd & 

And then, from the command line:

$ sudo /path/to/mysc.sh