Mac Compatibility without a Mac??

[PinoyOne]

Hello, I recently completed a C++ project for school that converted and 1 word into a secure password. Unfortunately, my teacher is running on a mac book, (seem like a 2013) and he requested that it would be cross platform and Mac compatible. I've completely written the script and when I tried to get iOs compatibility in Visual Studio 2015, I didn't realize I needed a Mac book running Os X. I do not have a mac book, to use, is there any other way I can make the code compatible with Mac and OsX? Otherwise would someone be kind enough to make it compatible for me?

// Password complexicator
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <stdio.h>     
#include <stdlib.h>     
#include <time.h>
#include <map>
#include <string>

std::map<char, char> myMap{ { 'a','@' },{ 'b','8' },{ 'c','c' },{ 'd','d' },{ 'e','3' },{ 'f','f' },{ 'g','g' },{ 'h','4' },{ 'i','1' },{ 'j','j' },{ 'k','k' },{'l','l'}, { 'm','m' },{ 'n','n' },{ 'o','0' },{ 'p','p' },{ 'q','q' },{ 'r','r' },{ 's','$' },{ 't','t' },{ 'u','u' },{'v', 'v' }, { 'w','w' }, { 'x','x' }, { 'y','y' }, { 'z','z' },{ 'A','@' },{ 'B','8' },{ 'C','C' },{ 'D','D' },{ 'E','3' },{ 'F','F' },{ 'G','G' },{ 'H','4' },{ 'I','1' },{ 'J','J' },{ 'K','K' },{ 'L','L' },{ 'M','M' },{ 'N','N' },{ 'O','0' },{ 'P','P' },{ 'Q','Q' },{ 'R','R' },{ 'S','$' },{ 'T','T' },{ 'U','U' },{ 'V', 'V' },{ 'W','W' },{ 'X','X' },{ 'Y','Y' },{ 'Z','Z' }
};
using namespace std;
int main()
{
	system("color 02");
	ofstream out_data("password.txt");
	srand(time(0));
	char a, b, e, h, i, o, s;
	char q[16];
	int r, p;
	r = rand();
	for (p = 01; r <= 29427; p++)
		r = rand();


	cout << "Enter word:" << "\n";
	string line;
	getline(cin, line);
	string cipher{};
		for (auto& elem : line)
		{
			cipher += myMap.find(elem)->second;
	}
	cout << "Your password is: " << "\n" << r << cipher << r << "\n";
	; ;out_data << "Your secure password:" << "\n" << r << cipher << r << "\n";
	cout << "Numbers generated on try " << p << "\n";
	cout << "Type exit to quit \n" ;
	cin >> q;
 
	
	return 0;



	;
}

[JLBorges]

Just comment out line 15 and it would run everywhere.
// system("color 02");

[PinoyOne]

Ok, but how do I compile it so that it's usable ok Mac OS, it will always just complile to .exe

[Peter87]

Just give the code to your teacher. If he wants to run the program he can compile it himself.

[PinoyOne]

ok

[Chervil]

No need to go into long explanations. Just say you used ISO standard C++ which will work on any platform.

[48T7M4Gy]

Probably might not help much but all your teacher has to do is get Wine, the application for a mac which enables windows exe files to run.

Like peter87 writes, it's probably not good virus protection to run executables anyway, better for the teacher to compile.