Use case:
You start developing src/prototype1 which implements feature X. Next, you copy
src/prototype1 to src/prototype2 and implement feature Y or enhance feature X.
You don't branch because you're constantly comparing these prototypes against
each others (say for speed).
To make this really easy I need a way of getting the ${RELATIVE_SOURCE_DIR} of
such a prototype so I can copy src/prototype1 to src/prototypeX without
adjusting src/prototypeX/CMakeLists.txt:
set( EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH ${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/bin/${RELATIVE_SOURCE_DIR} )
So, the only thing one needs to adjust is the project's top CMakeLists.txt and
add the new prototype's source dir to the SUBDIRS directive.
Is this possible?
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