Support ECLIDE build with 64bit Clienttools #559
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Remove hard-coded clienttools installation location
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Add a CMake flag CT_ARCH.
If this flag set to "i386" 32bit Clienttools will be used to build ECLIDE. The default is 64bit Clienttools.
Also remove hard-coded Clienttools installation location which will prevent 64bit Clienttools conversion and reboot prompt in ECLIDE installation.