Spotlight | Android Library that lights items | Android library

I'm having trouble running some C code before launching an app from Spotlight or the Applications folder. I figured I should just be able to create an executable with my code where after all the computations are done I make a execvp() call to run the original app's executable, which will then replace the current process.

I compiled the .c file and gave it the original app's executable name (in my case clion) and then executed it from Terminal.. great, it works!.. Until I tried to open the app bundle from spotlight (or Finder)

For some reason the execvp() call fails and the original program continues, but my custom executable is indeed called by spotlight! Not even making a child process with fork() will work, neither a system() call. What could be the problem here?

Contents folder of CLion: clion is my executable, clion-real is the original executable

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