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Application not starting on other macs, why?
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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Hi everbody,
I just tried to run my application on another mac and it wouldn't start. all machines are running the same version (10.3). i then checked my logs and it said the following:
Mac OS X Version 10.3 (Build 7B85)
2004-02-14 12:57:18 +0100
dyld: /Users/rud/Desktop/Priorities.app/Contents/MacOS/Priorities can't open library: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/ZeroLink.framework/Versions/A/ZeroLink (No such file or directory, errno = 2)
does anybody know what that means and how i can fix it?
here is another info how i got the app to the other machines: i created a disk image using apples disk utilitiy dragged my app on the mounted dmg and then unmounted it. is that the correct way of doing it?
thanks for any replies!
- rudy
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I made this same error when I first tried moving an app that I wrote from my development machine to another mac.
Zerolink does not link your app against the normal library files that are needed to run it, it simply calls the developmental stuff included with Xcode. If you moved the file to another mac with the development tools installed it should work.
Try the following
Start up Xcode and load your project.
Go to the Project menu and select Show Inpector.
Click on the Styles tab.
Change Active Build Style to Deployment or turn off Zero Link under development.
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Mods, I think we could use a sticky.
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I wish this was off by default...
Matt Fahrenbacher
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Instead of turning off ZeroLink for development builds, use the deployment build style if you want to deploy your app on another machine. That'll get you other improvements, too, like having full compiler optimization turned on and not having a binary bloated with debug symbols.
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Originally posted by Rickster:
Instead of turning off ZeroLink for development builds, use the deployment build style if you want to deploy your app on another machine. That'll get you other improvements, too, like having full compiler optimization turned on and not having a binary bloated with debug symbols.
yes! listen to this man.
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