Fix the header-only integration recipe in BUILDING.md - #878
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Thanks for fixing.
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The header-only section of docs/BUILDING.md links
snmalloc_lib, a target that left CMakeLists.txt in the CMake cleanup (#384), and includessrc/snmalloc/override/malloc.cc, a path that resolves neither relative to the caller's file nor on any include path. A project following the recipe verbatim does not build.This links the
snmallocinterface target instead, which putssrcon the include path, and includes the two override files through that path.Verified on a fresh clone of main by extracting the fenced blocks of the section into a consumer project with
[lib_name]replaced by a target name: before the change the build fails at the first include, after it the binary builds, definesmalloc_good_sizeand exits 0. Documentation only.