3d concurrency visualizer for windows

<p>i really want that visualizer for learning concurrency at its finest.i couldn&#39;t run that package inside windows.</p> <p>anyone can help? it will also help the people who wants to use it with windows.i will post solution.</p> <p><a href="https://github.com/divan/gotrace" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/divan/gotrace</a></p> <hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>Logiraptorr: <pre><p>What did you try and what was the error?</p></pre>skyacer: <pre><p>error was whole my life.</p> <p>beside the joke, publisher hasn&#39;t added any guide for windows.just for docker and linux.</p></pre>ChristophBerger: <pre><p>You might install Docker for Windows and go from there. (Docker is in general a good idea here, since <code>gotrace</code> uses a patched Go version, so I would rather have it inside some container than directly on my machine.) The downside is that you need some Docker knowledge in case the steps in the readme do not work as expected at your end.</p></pre>skyacer: <pre><p>well isn&#39;t that hard to explain? i mean using docker for visualizing simple go program.</p> <p>i think it will be great resource for any student who want to learn concurrency.</p></pre>ChristophBerger: <pre><p>The program may be simple (BTW I don&#39;t think it is simple - it parses your code and inserts commands, traces execution and generates WegGL graphics from that) but the fact that it needs a patched Go version makes installing complex, so Docker seems a pragmatic approach.</p> <p>Regarding native Windows installation, I don&#39;t see anything in the README that says that Windows is not supported, so maybe you could simply try it out and see if it works. Maybe the author just had no Windows around to test his tool there.</p> <p>This being said, the tool has a limitation that might make it uninteresting for many use cases. The only available patchfile is for Go 1.6.3, which is quite outdated by now.</p></pre>