hypre/AUTOTEST/debug.sh

#!/bin/sh
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testname=`basename $0 .sh`

# Echo usage information
case $1 in
   -h|-help)
cat <<EOF

   $0 [-h] {src_dir} [options for configure]

   where: {src_dir}  is the hypre source directory
          -h|-help   prints this usage information and exits

   This script performs a debug-enabled configure+make+run test in {src_dir}.

   Example usage: $0 ..

EOF
   exit
   ;;
esac

# Setup
output_dir=`pwd`/$testname.dir
rm -fr $output_dir
mkdir -p $output_dir
src_dir=$1
shift

# Call the configure, make and run scripts
./test.sh configure.sh $src_dir --enable-debug $@
mv -f configure.??? $output_dir

./test.sh make.sh $src_dir test
mv -f make.??? $output_dir

./test.sh run.sh $src_dir
mv -f run.??? $output_dir

# Echo to stderr all nonempty error files in $output_dir
for errfile in $( find $output_dir -not -empty -and -name "*.err*" )
do
   echo $errfile >&2
done