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* `-I`, `--delim ifs` - Read the first byte of the IFS environment variable as the I/O line seperator.
* `-I`, `--delim ifs` - Read the first byte of the IFS environment variable as the I/O line seperator.
* `--delim <byte>` - Use this user-provided byte as the I/O line seperator
* `--delim <byte>` - Use this user-provided byte as the I/O line seperator
* `-a`, `--atime` - Sort by atime
* `-a`, `--atime` - Sort by atime
* `-c`, `--ctime` - Sort by ctime (default)
* `-c`, `--ctime` - Sort by ctime
* `-m`, `--mtime` - Sort by mtime
* `-m`, `--mtime` - Sort by mtime
* `-b`, `--btime` - Sort by birth (default)
* `-n`, `--reverse` - Print output in reverse
* `-n`, `--reverse` - Print output in reverse
* `-p`, `--parallel cpus|<max tasks>` - Run tasks in parallel, with a max number of tasks being equal `<max tasks>`, or, if 0, to infinity (see `-P`), if 'cpus', to the number of logical CPU cores (default)
* `-p`, `--parallel cpus|<max tasks>` - Run tasks in parallel, with a max number of tasks being equal `<max tasks>`, or, if 0, to infinity (see `-P`), if 'cpus', to the number of logical CPU cores (default)
* `-P`, `--parallel 0` - Run tasks with unbounded parallelism, no limit to the number of walker tasks running at once (note: the physical thread pool will always be the same size regardless of these flags)
* `-P`, `--parallel 0` - Run tasks with unbounded parallelism, no limit to the number of walker tasks running at once (note: the physical thread pool will always be the same size regardless of these flags)