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I don't think either of a/src, b/src, or x/y/dataLu/src is an absolute path; they all start downwards from your current working directory, $PWD.


Just in case neither the readlink nor the...

In bash on some systems it is a shell function:

realpath () ...

man awk:

The match searches $0 for your target string PCX..._1 (the ellipsis replaced by [^_]*, i.e. non-"_" characters), and, if found, sets RSTART and RLENGTH accordingly for immediate use by...

How about
awk '/PROTOBUF_DIRS/ && match ($0, /PXC[^_]*_1/) {print substr ($0, RSTART, RLENGTH)}' *.spec *.mkawk unfortunately lacks both the -r (--recursive) and the --include options that grep...

It would be interesting to know why ${MY_GIT_TOP} is used as in this script it is a NULL string.
OR was that the intention?


Hope this helps...

Now, this is quite confusing. Let me try to paraphrase what I can infer from your spec:

In directory ${MY_GIT_TOP}/body/Ue/test you run make test_trinity_svp twice (WHY?), but in between you...

make has an option -c for just this situation.

if make -c ../../ test_trinity_svp && ! grep whatever
...

That would be ideal I think, but if you want to save the value,
make ...
MAKERES="$?"...

Don Cragun's little awk script does exactly that - loop through ALL test-?????? files around, where ?????? matches the file names the sample numbers you post: 000000, 000001, 000002, etc.
If - as...

The following is totally untested, but should come close to what you want. If the lines printed out by this look like the mv commands you hope to run, remove the echo from the awk script and run it...