osx - How do you export or release a Mac OS X program made in Xcode? Program does not load on other computers -

I have created a program in Xcode, a simple calculator, which first takes the number, and the second number, and then So it relies on the radio button, reduces, multiplies, or divides. I create and run and the program comes and works fine. When I went to show my friends on my Macs, when you double click on the program, the frame in the program tray is 0. 05 seconds and then disappears, and we can not really run the program actually Are there. It still works right on your computer.

What am I doing wrong? Which program have I made, and can run it on different mac? Release to me is set to 10.5, but the active SDK at 10.6 It runs in both 10.5 and 10.6 simulators. Like a friend, 10.6.3 are like me and others have 10.5.x (can not remember the last section).

To get the app, I changed to release the debug and set the active SDK to 10.5. Then I found the app in the release folder and sent it to ICAT.

I think there will be a problem in the future if I ever make a valid application to distribute.

Thank you!

What do I mean to show you the release version better?

You have to close the zero link so that all you need is Join code executable. You can do this in the linking build settings archive.

When you switch to release, then Zerolink should have been closed. I'm not sure why this happened, but you should be able to do it manually.

Hope that helps.