No, I can't. The reason I don't generate them is that they have to be portable since they are shipped to customers as a part of an SDK, and as I understand it the project files CMake generates are not portable/movable (due to absolute paths, etc).
You can generate relative paths with the following switch CMAKE_USE_RELATIVE_PATHS. We managed to have portable generated projects that we can ship. After the CMake pass it should be no difference between a generated project and a manually constructed project. In fact CMake assure that the projects are consistent since it's an automated process, I encourage you to use CMake for all your projects.
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