DMocks is defunct

As of 12 March, I am not going to update dmocks to any further versions of dmd until the compiler is reasonably stable. I will (probably) make one more release for DMD2.011 or DMD2.010, and possibly bugfix releases after that, requiring the same dmd version.

And now, a bit of venting.

dmd2 is alpha-quality. It certainly lives up to that: the basics are stable, but you don't even have to get into edge cases to find failures. And the failures didn't go away or at least stay consistent between releases; you'd find that one bug was fixed in one release and another introduced that was nearly identical in the same release. A lot of it has to do with CTFE, and that gives you the choice of eliminating it from your code or doing shotgun surgery every second release to try to eliminate the problem.

I can't keep up with this game of whackamole. None of my projects from now on will support or probably even compile on dmd2. It's a waste of my time, when I have a full-time job and am going to college part time.

When Walter has a feature-complete dmd2, I hope he spends half a year on bugfixes. I'll help out, if I have the time. But until then, dmd2 is flashy but too flawed to be usable.