LOCAL_PROJECT_NAME is a useless variable - just use "ANTS" instead #1949
Description
The CMake configuration files for this project use a variable named LOCAL_PROJECT_NAME. It's defined in CMakeLists.txt, and used in that file and in SuperBuild.cmake, and once in Common.cmake.
The thing is - this variable is only set in one place; and in that one place it is set to a constant fixed string: ANTS.
So, ${LOCAL_PROJECT_NAME} simply expands to ANTS. Period, end of story. It's not as though that variable is part of some, oh, multi-CMake-project convention, and appears in modules that are also used elsewhere, and thus the variable might sometimes be useful. No, it just isn't.
I therefore suggest this variable just be dropped. It's useless pseudo-abstraction. This change will simplify the CMake files a bit and will make readers who don't know the project scratch their heads less trying to figure out what's the mysterious motivation for it - when there is none.