DVM

DVM (D Version Manager) is an open-source tool designed to help users with the tasks of downloading and installing D compilers. It is intended to make it easier to set them up and manage multiple versions of the compilers.

With this utility, when you switch D compilers with the Use command, the compiler will be available only in the current shell. As a result, you can have one version of the compiler in the first shell and a different version in the second one.

Instructions for using this program are available both on the project’s GitHub page and in the command-line window once you launch it.  To view the instructions again at any time, just use the “-h” flag.

You can use a set of simple commands to install one or more D versions, set up the current shell to use a specific version of a D compiler, compile DMD and standard libraries, fetch a D compiler without installing it, view all the installed compilers and uninstall them.

A number of additional options are also available, which enable you to set the default D compiler for new shells, get the latest compiler, install Tango as the standard library, show additional output and manage prompts.