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> I understand that Apple does everything in its power to make the life of developers miserable

All XCode projects are automatically code signed on every build. If you have a developer membership with Apple, it uses a certificate issued by Apple. If not, it's just a locally-generated certificate.

If you use make or call Clang directly, obviously there is no signing process, but there is a command-line tool that you can use and integrate into your non-Xcode build process just fine.

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How do I run XCode on Linux? Or do I have to spend $2k on a machine that will only be used to run a single build? Speaking of, how do I integrate that mess with my automated build systems? Also, how can I get it to sign stuff without forking over $100 every year?