improve portability of Makefiles #64
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Improve portability of Makefiles by finding the
cmaketool in the user's path, rather than hardcoding it.On MSYS2 environment,
cmakeis located at:/ucrt64/bin/cmake(for UCRT64 environment)/usr/bin/cmake(for MSYS2 environment)Improve portability by not hard coding top-level directory path. Instead determine top-level path from the current Makefile.
For
test-ng-ppI took the liberty of assumingtest-ngwas installed alongsidemockcpp, made the directory relative to it.