Generate Mac-Compatible Stand-alone Program with Turing?

[fiercedeity]

I've tried searching the web in the past and haven't had any luck finding a solution, so I thought I'd ask a more dedicated community:

Is it possible to create a Turing stand-alone program that will work on Mac? That is, without in any way changing how the Mac itself functions.

I know .exe files don't work on Mac, and up until that's the only file type I've been making with Turing.

I thought (unless I'm mistaken, or remembering incorrectly) there were plans to make Open Turing be able to do this, but I haven't been able to find evidence of any development on this.

If there is a (safe) program that can change a .exe into an application that can work on Mac that would be fine too.

All I want is to be able to share programs I've made using Turing with my friends who own Macs.

Thank you.

[Insectoid]

It can't be done, however Turing runs well in Wine and Crossover. You can create a wine wrapper that makes the exe look and run like a native Mac app, but at the end of the day it's still an exe.