Is there a correct way to use built msdfgen.lib from a subfolder?

[pecheny]

I'm using msdfgen in a project that historically uses it as a submodule. I didn't update for a while, and now, after update which introduces msdfgen/core/base.h I can't figure out a correct way to use msdfgen old fashion.
CMake preset put all the output files to build\win32, and it is the only place containing generated msdfgen-config.h
The problem is that base.h references it as <msdfgen/msdfgen-config.h> and it can't be matched.
Changing the include to <msdfgen-config.h> deals the trick but I prefer avoid patching/renaming files if it possible.
Is there a correct way to use built msdfgen.lib from a subfolder?

[Chlumsky]

If you use CMake for your project, the correct way is to use add_subdirectory(msdfgen) in your CMakeLists like in the MSDF-Atlas-Gen project. If the build system sets the required macros (mainly MSDFGEN_PUBLIC and MSDFGEN_EXT_PUBLIC), the msdfgen-config.h file is not required to exist at all.

Otherwise, I suppose the correct way is to create your own msdfgen-config.h file (or copy the one generated by CMake), place it in some msdfgen directory (probably not the same one as the submodule directory), and add its parent directory to your project's include path.