We have a dozen sub-projects (libraries and executables), each of them with its individual CMakeLists.txt file, as well as "top-level" CMakeLists.txt file for the whole project that makes it possible (trough using ADD_SUBDIRECTORY()) to build all sub-projects at once. Now, we'd like to have "make uninstall" support across the whole thing, so we did it (for each sub-project, and then for the project as a whole) according to CMake FAQ (http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_FAQ#Can_I_do_.22make_uninstall.22_with_CMake.3F). However, since install_manifest.txt file (that above described de-installation method is based upon) is generated only in the directory where "make install" command is issued, it is now not possible to say accomplish "make install" for the whole project, and then go to specific sub-project directory and issue "make uninstall" only for this sub-project installed files. So - is there any way to accomplish this (this would be rather convenient for us, because different developers are working on different sub-projects), or is there some other way to accomplish something alike?
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