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Apache Harmony Runtime Environment M2 Milestone is targeted at providing stable builds that have best-achieved stability, performance, compatibility, and completeness.
This is not an official release of the Apache Software Foundation, nor it is complete or compatible with the Java* specification. Instead, it is a snapshot provided to make testing and experimentation easier. Results of automated testing are available online.
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); GCv4.1 can still be selected with command-line
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