find_all_test_binary_paths.sh

#!/bin/bash

#  This file is part of t8code.
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#  connected adaptive space-trees of general element classes in parallel.
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#
# This file lists all paths to test binaries that exist in the build/test directory.
# The script can be used to run the check_valgrind script for every test binary.
# The paths are relative paths assuming an execution from the test/ folder in the build directory.
#

build_test_directory="../build/test/"

# Check that path to test folder in build directory is correct.
if [ ! -d "$build_test_directory" ]; then
  echo "Directory build/test/ not found!"
  exit 1
fi

# Find all executables in the build/test/ directory (that do not have a .so file ending) 
# and store the relative paths to the build_test_directory with leading "./".
test_bin_paths=$(find "$build_test_directory" -type f -executable -not -name "*.so" -exec realpath --relative-to="$build_test_directory" {} \; | sed 's|^|./|')

echo $test_bin_paths