[CMake] CONFIGURE FILE() always expects absolute path

[Alexander Neundorf]

Hi, 
 
current cmake UnixMakefileGenerator3 only works with absolute paths for 
the input file given to CONFIGURE_FILE(). If the filename is given 
without the complete path in a subdir, it searches for the input file in 
CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR instead of CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR. 
Attached is a testcase which failes. It succeeds if the config.h.in is 
put directly in cmake-configure-file/. 
 
Maybe this is related to the problem with DEPENDS in ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND 
where the files are also searched relative to CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR instead of 
CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR ? 
 
Bye 
Alex 
 
P.S. there also seems to be some problems with dependency handling 
(sometimes it doesn't go through all subdirs), and make clean (it seems 
it doesn't make clean executables if a special EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH was 
set. I'll investigate further, then I'll can give you a useful report. 

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