GAVisTool is a windows application based upon the cross-platform windowing tool-kit wxWidgets. Comparable to CLUCalc and GAViewer, it provides a means of experimenting with and visualizing elements of GA. It is important to realize that GAVisTool was not primarily developed with any user other than the author in mind. That being the case, you will find little or no documentation on how to use it. For that reason, the reader is directed to CLUCalc or GAViewer.
When GAVisTool comes up, it presents two windows to the user. One is a console window where commands can be input and results given in a scrollable window showing continuous output. The other window presents a 3D visualization of elements created and destroyed through the use of the console. The canvas window follows.
And here is a screen-shot of the console window after having generated the visualization shown in the screen-shot above.
