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DVM allows you to easily download and install D compilers and manage different versions of the
compilers. When you switch D compiler with the use command the compiler will only be
available in the current shell. This allows you to have one version of the compiler in one
shell and another version in another shell. For example, have a D1 version in one shell and a
D2 version in another.
It might be necessary to do a complete clean installation by removing ~/.dvm. This is in
particular if you had any problems with the previous shell scripts not working.
Usage
Install Compilers
Install a D compiler (DMD): $ dvm install 2.068.1
Install a D compiler (DMD) with Tango as the standard library: $ dvm install 1.072 -t
Use a Compiler
Use a D compiler (DMD): $ dvm use 2.068.1
Use a D compiler (DMD) and set it to default: $ dvm use 2.068.1 -d
On Windows DVM does not work in the PowerShell prompt, only in cmd. Although,
it is possible to set a default compiler, dvm use <version> -d, in cmd and
then use the compiler in the PowerShell prompt.