Path to DUNE libraries are specified with the ROOT prefix, but with the
stem with the same name as the module -- in lowercase (otherwise; does
the hyphen uppercase to underscore?). This deviates somewhat from the
usual CMake convention of using uppercase all over the place.
Default is still to make a shared object because this is the most
versatile target (it can be included in other shared objects as well
as executables).
Note that due to limitations in CMake, either a shared or a static
library can be built, but not both. (This is due to the fact that on
Windows, an import library has the same name as a static library).
CMake will change to the source directory when processing the
CMakeLists.txt file which causes relative paths to be based on this
instead of at the build directory which is probably assumed by the
user.
Instead of having to run `ccmake` or looking up which variables that
must be set, the configure driver is now enhanced to recognize options
that sets the installation directories for some of the dependencies.
This script enables the use of `configure && make && make install` for
those users who have this combination ingrained in their fingers or are
too busy to read the manual.
