hi. so, the problem. i have an Cocoa/Carbon/C++ application, which is normal with running from the terminal - application is starting. but when i’m trying to start it by clicking on .app icon - it crashes with “may be damaged or incomplete”… what’s wrong?
That means that it is missing something from the package structure. Try creating a basic Hello World app in XCode (the default Cocoa application template should be good enough) and then take a look at what is in that .app bundle to get an idea of what you are missing.
–JeffDisher
nothing new. was builded, was clicked - nothing. was runned from terminal - it’s ok. i’v scaned .app directory for getting structure - it’s ok - like in my old application (i meen on the contrary). what’s wrong i don’t know…
Your Info.plist is broken.
Also, is it that hard to type capital letters, proper punctuation, and attempt to spell decently?
The best way to check Info.plist consistency is to open it with Property List Editor app, that comes with Xcode package. If there are any errors (typo’s) in it you will the an alert - fix them in any text editor.
– DenisGryzlov
This is good but not sufficient. It won’t catch, for example, a mismatch between the Info.plist’s CFBundleExecutable entry and the actual executable’s name.
Sorry my english, i’m not speeking well yet )) I checked Info.plist - all is ok, CFBundleInfoExecutable is ok… No errors so far…
CFBundleDevelopmentRegion String English
CFBundleExecutable String mybinary
CFBundleIconFile String
CFBundleIdentifier String home
CFBundleInfoDictionaryVersion String 6.0
CFBundleName String mybinary
CFBundlePackageType String APPL
CFBundleSignature String ????
CFBundleVersion String 1
NSMainNibFile String MainMenu
NSPrincipalClass String NSApplication
ZeroLink? (i.e. are you building a Debug/Development version or a Release/Deployment version?)
Release (zerolink disabled). Also i’m building with makefile (meen just compiling and linking) - the same effect