Stewart's Utility Library 0.02 release

[Stewart Gordon]

Now bit arrays have been got rid of (from the compiler, at least), and 
the bit array implementation here has been worked on a bit more.  Got 
rid of the obsolete BitArray(bit[]) pseudo-constructor, and added 
conversion to big-endian and little-endian integer arrays and bitwise 
operations.

The command line conversion stuff (of which a prototype was distributed 
with SDWF) is now released as a part of this library.

Oh yes, and the datetime stuff now supports custom formatting.  All 
features form the scheme I proposed, except for time zone TLA and 
alignment fields, have been implemented.

http://pr.stewartsplace.org.uk/d/sutil/

There are still bits waiting to be implemented on platforms other than 
Windows.  I'm still looking for volunteers....

Stewart.

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