Be able to set NuGet package locations from a config file.
Be able to define a separate directory for build output such as bin/, that would contain debug and release versions for all the various platforms.
#Xamarin studio source code android
Its supported IOS, Android and Windows Phone.
Separate source editable files from binary ones, such that there is one top-level directory that contains all editable files and no binary ones. XamShop is a cross-platform application, built on Xamarin.Forms. I've also had a look at couple Xamarin guides (such as ), but again, nothing useful as far as I can tell. A Google search for "Visual Studio Xamarin CMake" produces nothing useful (as far as I can tell). So while I know it's pretty flexible, I haven't found anything when searching for its capabilities with Xamarin/VS. Open the New Project dialog by selecting Add from the context menu followed by Add Existing Project Navigate to and select the MyXPlatformLib.csproj project file. I know that it's possible to use CMake to achieve this result with Objective-C projects in Xcode, as I've done this in the past. In Xamarin Studio, open the solution context-menu by right-clicking (or two-finger clicking) on the solution name, MyXPlatformiOS, in the Solution view. Not sure if CMake itself is capable of doing this. I'm new to Xamarin, so not sure what tools are out there that can achieve this end result. For those who are not convinced of the merits of this approach, there are a few, such as easier versioning (everything that needs to be versioned goes under one directory), and easier reproduction of build system settings, among others. My directory layout has always seen me separate source code directories from build directories. 
I've been using CMake for years when developing in C++ using Visual Studio.
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