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I'm working in Linux & bash (or Cygwin & bash). I have a huge-- huge --directory structure, and I have to find a few needles in the haystack. Specifically, I'm looking for these files (20 or so): foo.c bar.h ... quux.txt I know that they are in a subdirectory somewhere under . . I know I can find any one of them with find . -name foo.c -print . This command takes a few minutes to execute. How can I print the names of these files with their full directory name? I don't want to execute 20 separate find s--it will take too long. Can I give find the list of files from stdin? From a file? Is there a different command that does what I want? Do I have to first assemble a command line for find with -o using a loop or something?
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