Smalltalk/X jv branch is an version of Smalltalk/X maintained by Jan Vrany. This enhanced version includes features that are not part Smalltalk/X upstream nor released by eXept. Simply put, Smalltalk/X jv-branch is Smalltalk/X on steroids.
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