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enough of the problem already. It makes 'make test' work. 

What it doesn't fix is running a unit test executable directly without 
setting the environment manually or running make install. I don't see why 
that should be expected to work though if the developer disables the RPATH 
stuff. It also doesn't work currently (without wrapper scripts), so nothing 
is really lost.

However, adding CMAKE_SKIP_INSTALL_RPATH would make that work even if a 
developer wanted to disable RPATH, so maybe it's a nice thing to do.

Thanks,

Steve.