Install headers in correct path when using CMake #157
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pkg-config provides users with the include path `../include/r3` while CMake installs the headers directly under `../include/`. This corrects the installation path to match the generated r3.pc and to get the same result as when using autoconf.
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pkg-config provides users with the include path
../include/r3while CMake installs the headers directly under
../include/.This PR corrects the installation path to match the generated
r3.pcfileand to get the same result as when using autoconf.
The example in the README also shows that the
<r3/r3.h>path is expected.