Use CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR for modules #30
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This makes it possible to add cAudio from another CMakeLists.txt
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Use CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR for modules
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I'm using cAudio as a submodule and adds it as part of the overall build using add_subdirectory(path_to_caudio). This causes cAudio to look for modules in the wrong place
These commits make it possible to add cAudio from another CMakeLists.txt by using ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR} instead when configuring module paths.