Use new CI in Azure

azure-pipelines.yml

       - script: |
           echo Loading VS environment
           call "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio\\2019\\Enterprise\\Common7\\Tools\\vsdevcmd" -arch=x64 || exit 1
-          echo Executing build/test script
-          python -u tools/build.py --cxx cl.exe --test --static || exit 1
-        displayName: Build and Run Unit Tests
+          echo Executing Build and Tests
+          python -u tools/ci.py --cxx cl.exe -T tools\\msvc.dds || exit 1
+        displayName: Full CI
       - publish: _build/dds.exe
         artifact: DDS Executable - Windows VS2019
-      - script: |
-          echo Loading VS environment
-          call "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio\\2019\\Enterprise\\Common7\\Tools\\vsdevcmd" -arch=x64 || exit 1
-          python -u tools/test.py --exe _build/dds.exe -T tools/msvc.dds || exit 1
-        displayName: Smoke Tests
 
   - job: Linux_GCC8
     pool:
     steps:
       - script: sudo apt update -y && sudo apt install -y python3-minimal g++-8
         displayName: Prepare System
-      - script: python3 -u tools/build.py --cxx g++-8 --test --static
-        displayName: Build and Run Unit Tests
+      - script: python3 -u tools/ci.py --cxx g++-8 -T tools/gcc-8.dds
+        displayName: Full CI
       - publish: _build/dds
         artifact: DDS Executable - Linux
-      - script: python3 -u tools/test.py --exe _build/dds -T:gcc-8
-        displayName: Smoke Tests
 
   - job: macOS_GCC8
     pool:
     steps:
       - script: brew install gcc@8
         displayName: Prepare System
-      - script: python3 -u tools/build.py --cxx g++-8 --test
+      - script: python3 -u tools/ci.py --cxx g++-8 -T tools/gcc-8.dds
         displayName: Build and Run Unit Tests
       - publish: _build/dds
         artifact: DDS Executable - macOS
-      - script: python3 -u tools/test.py --exe _build/dds -T:gcc-8
-        displayName: Smoke Tests