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Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of NativeMode

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	1	In Native mode, also known as !DotNet mode, we translate Java syntax and constructs as well as calls to Java libraries to C#/.Net.
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3		In Native mode also known as !DotNet mode, we translate Java syntax and constructs as well as calls to Java libraries to C#/.Net.
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7		test cases may failed because replaced methods have different behavior so correction is required:
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9		* Inspection and modification of resulting code with Adapter classes (see ReaderRead)
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	3	Test cases may fail because replaced methods have different behaviors. So correction is required:
	4	* Inspection and modification of the resulting code with Adapter classes (see ReaderRead)
11	5	* Stubbing some classes to be implemented from scratch (see ClassifierResourceClass)
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13	6	* Using helper classes instead of calling .Net libraries directly (see StringSplit)
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	8	Janett can currently translate ClassifierForJ in native mode, resulting code will be built instantly, and with 3 manual changes all test cases pass.
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17		Janett can currently translate ClassifierForJ in native mode, resulting code will be built instantly and with 3 manual changes all test cases will be passed.
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21		In Janett we prefer to develop Native mode over EmulationMode and VirtualizationMode.
	10	In Janett, we prefer to develop Native mode over EmulationMode and VirtualizationMode.
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