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It's shared project configuration. If you're using the same IDE as the author (CLion in this case) you get all the code style settings, run/debug configurations
by chris_overseas 8y ago
It's shared project configuration. If you're using the same IDE as the author (CLion in this case) you get all the code style settings, run/debug configurations and shared project config/settings without any setup required. If you're not using CLion just ignore the files, they don't do any harm.
- thosakwe 8y agoYep. It helps me a lot, because sometimes I switch between my Mac and Windows boxes. Especially in this case where I had to verify/release the build on two platforms. The only downside is that not everyone uses the same editor, so in projects with more contributors, it can quickly create bloat.