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Updated README.md documentation. Included note on docker limitations.
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will build Docker image for building NGraph-Cpp and running unit tests
### make check_cpu
will set up a cmake BUILD directory and run "make check" (unit tests) in
the docker image
### make shell
will put you into a bash shell with NGraph-Cpp installed
### Notes
Due to limitations in how docker mounts work, "make check_cpu" will fail
if you try to run it from an NFS-mounted directory. The cause results
from the process in the docker container running as root. When a file or
directory is created by root in the mounted directory tree, from within
the container, the NFS-mount (in the host OS) does not allow a root-created
file. This is dependent on whether the host OS performs "root squash" when
mounting NFS filesystems. The fix to this is easy: run "make check_cpu" from
a local filesystem.
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