Scripts to build PolyTracker in an ephemeral Docker container#77
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This adds a script
build_in_docker/build.sh, which will build (if necessary) a Docker container with the minimum necessary prerequisites to build PolyTracker, and then compile PolyTracker while saving the build artifacts in the/builddirectory of the root of the repository. This allows one to quickly test compilation during development, since all of the development artifacts in/buildare stored on the host machine.