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Davide Pesavento 8d61c037a7 ci: add generation of HTML coverage report using lcov

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00-deps.sh

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01-ndn-cxx.sh

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10-build.sh

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20-tests.sh

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30-coverage.sh

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README.md

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util.sh

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CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION SCRIPTS

Environment Variables Used in Build Scripts

NODE_LABELS: the variable defines a list of OS properties. The set values are used by the build scripts to select proper behavior for different OS.

The list should include at least [OS_TYPE], [DISTRO_TYPE], and [DISTRO_VERSION].

Possible values for Linux:
- [OS_TYPE]: Linux
- [DISTRO_TYPE]: Ubuntu
- [DISTRO_VERSION]: Ubuntu-14.04, Ubuntu-16.04
Possible values for OS X / macOS:
- [OS_TYPE]: OSX
- [DISTRO_TYPE]: OSX (can be absent)
- [DISTRO_VERSION]: OSX-10.10, OSX-10.11, OSX-10.12
JOB_NAME: optional variable to define type of the job. Depending on the defined job type, the build scripts can perform different tasks.

Possible values:
- empty: default build process
- code-coverage (Linux OS is assumed): debug build with tests and code coverage analysis
- limited-build: only a single debug build with tests
CACHE_DIR: the variable defines a path to folder containing cached files from previous builds, e.g., a compiled version of ndn-cxx library. If not set, /tmp is used.