Build a application in windows system and run it in MAC OS

Hello,
I have built a labview application in windows system. I would like to run it in MAC OS. How can I make it?
I tried to install the labview run time for MAC OS into the computer and run the application, but it cannot be runnable.
I don't know if possible to run a labview application in MAC OS, which is built in windows system.

Hi Jimmy,
nope. LabVIEW doesn't have an inbuilt cross compiler (atleast not for Win vs MacOS)...
Best regards,
GerdW
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