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 - A [Jsr199CompilerFactory](https://ascopes.github.io/java-compiler-testing/io.github.ascopes.jct/io/github/ascopes/jct/compilers/AbstractJctCompiler.html#getCompilerFactory()) to provide JavaCompiler objects.
 - A [default release](https://ascopes.github.io/java-compiler-testing/io.github.ascopes.jct/io/github/ascopes/jct/compilers/AbstractJctCompiler.html#getDefaultRelease()) that defines the default language version to use unless overridden.
 - A [JctFlagBuilderFactory](https://ascopes.github.io/java-compiler-testing/io.github.ascopes.jct/io/github/ascopes/jct/compilers/AbstractJctCompiler.html#getFlagBuilderFactory()) to translate the compiler configuration to command-line arguments.
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-### ECJ (Eclipse Java Compiler)
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-While ECJ supports the same interfaces as Javac that are used to call the compiler from this library, [eclipse-jdt/eclipse.jdt.core#1153](https://github.com/eclipse-jdt/eclipse.jdt.core/issues/1153) means we will not get functional Java 11 support going forwards. 
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-A number of issues were found while developing  [ascopes/java-compiler-testing#163](https://github.com/ascopes/java-compiler-testing/issues/163) with ECJ which prevents many features such as JPMS support from working correctly 
-([eclipse-jdt/eclipse.jdt.core#958](https://github.com/eclipse-jdt/eclipse.jdt.core/issues/958)).
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-Since it is unlikely these issues will be addressed in the near future, support for ECJ has been shelved for the foreseeable future.