Thank you for your answer!

When I run in while in the same directory where app resides, and run as open ./myapp
I get

2006-02-03 08:08:59.110 open[396] LSOpenFromURLSpec() returned -10814 
+for application (null) path /Volumes/Untitled 2/myapp
2006-02-03 08:08:59.114 open[396] Couldn't open file: /Volumes/Untitle
+d 2/myapp

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When I run
open .../myapp
I get 
2006-02-03 08:17:49.352 open[429] No such file: /Volumes/Untitled 2/..
+./myapp

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What the case #1 means - is it a bug in the app I run, or something is wrong with the binary file?

In reply to Re^2: How to run MacOS Classic app in OSX? system() can't run it.. by Anonymous Monk
in thread How to run MacOS Classic app in OSX? system() can't run it.. by Anonymous Monk

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