It may not be accepted due to starting at the command line or not having the required Mac UI look and feel and may require some additions such as selecting an input file using the Mac UI.
Additionally the requirements for packaging can be very excessive. Likely there are helper services and middleware to assist with this, such as this which apparently uses a Windows machine hooked to a Mac as part of the process. The link is provided for future reference and not suggested as study / reading material:
secure411dotorg
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7 years ago
It appears possible to package Mal4s for the Mac App Store.
http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/17045/which-programing-languages-can-be-used-for-publishing-to-the-mac-app-store
It may not be accepted due to starting at the command line or not having the required Mac UI look and feel and may require some additions such as selecting an input file using the Mac UI.
Additionally the requirements for packaging can be very excessive. Likely there are helper services and middleware to assist with this, such as this which apparently uses a Windows machine hooked to a Mac as part of the process. The link is provided for future reference and not suggested as study / reading material:
http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/XE5/en/Mac_OS_X_Application_Development
The point of this issue is that Mal4s could become an App Store app for the Mac, although the hurdles at this point put that effort out of reach.
Making a Windows binary of Mal4s is considered higher priority.