c++ - What is an App Bundle on Mac? -


I have a basic C ++ application bit build using G ++ and-Framework ...

When I run it, I get one:

  Working in unbundle mode You should create an .app wrapper for your Mac OS X applications.  

(which is not stratified by any of my applications).

What is the reason for this, and how can I get rid of it?

Thank you!

You must create a folder structure and place the binary in a particular location. For an example with an explanation, see this

Mac OS X places many applications in the form of "bundles". A bundle is a directory structure that files related to the group simultaneously. Bundle is used for GUI applications, frameworks, and installer packages. These are presented to the user as a file in the Finder. When set up correctly, the bundle makes for easy deployment. Everyone has to store the application using a preferred method. Users then open archives and pull the app wherever they are ready.

Anything written about this

Introduction of MacOSX Instead of adding an application to the new method of adding resources fork in the executable file, You can only create a special directory (folder). This is the preferred way for OSX.


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