Simcraft Gear Optimizer

This application attempts to find the best combination of items for a World of 
Warcraft character, that is, the set that will produce the highest DPS.  It 
performs a brute-force search of every possible combination of items by running 
SimulationCraft ( http://code.google.com/p/simulationcraft/ ) on each set, and 
reporting the highest dps obtained and the gear set.

Caveat: I only use it on my warlock, so at this point the gemming logic is 
hardcoded for my needs.  It's not exactly fast, though that depends on how many 
items you are comparing, and the settings for the simulations.  On my Q9300 I get 
about 30 sets completed per second.

It's a C# 4 application built using VS 2010 beta 2, partly as an excuse to play 
with Parallel LINQ.  Simcraft is built into a C++/CLI assembly in order to 
evaluate each set.  I hacked up the Simcraft C++ in a few places to reduce the 
speed at which it leaks memory, as well as get access to some methods, etc.

To run, make a file named items.txt in the Data directory and put the item IDs 
of the items to search in there, one per line.  You can use # at the start of a 
line to comment something out, and you can put the name of each item separated 
by a comma, e.g. "47617,Icehowl Cinch".  The name is only for your reference 
when editing the file, the name it prints out when running comes from the item 
XML info that is pulled down from Wowhead.

You also need to make a file called default.simc that contains the options for 
each run (except for the items which are filled in by the program separately 
for each gear set).