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First of all, I've never developed with Xcode. I have a project that has been developed by me under a certain environment (Linux and emacs) and now some colleagues that use a different environment will work with me. This is a C++ project that uses CMake. Long story short: I use Linux/emacs. Other developers use mac/Xcode. I use the GNU Makefiles generator. They use Xcode generator. Everything seemed to work ok. The problem Xcode developers will use the executable that appears under the Executables list of the Group & Files window of Xcode. They will configure it by double-clicking and add their tweaks (configuring debugging directories, setting environment variables, but more importantly , setting the arguments of the executable). When a developer (me) changes the CMakeLists.txt (namely to add a new source file), the XCode developers are forced to re-generate their project and they lose all the configuration mentioned above. Question: Is there a way to avoid this? If each Xcode developer constantly loses that configuration I would certainly be the only one using CMake. :( Thanks for your help!

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