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> Works for me (on a glibc system): After configuring with --disable-java and --disable-csharp:
> 1) After "make install", the installation directory contains no .jar nor .dll files.
> 2) Even the build directory contains no .jar nor .dll files.
>
> The topic of the javadocs has been discussed in bug #56111.

Hello,
Perhaps I could have described the bug a bit cleared. I have tested this using the latest version, as well as git trunk, and have the glibc version from your autogen script.

The following files are still showing up on make install:

• /usr/share/gettext/javaversion.class
• ALL test files and folders/subfolders: hello-java, hello-java-swing, hello-java-awt, hello-java-qtjambi, hello-csharp, hello-csharp-forms

I had thought that disabling Java would at minimum install no .class files or tests, and perhaps disable the ability to parse Java files and Java Properties.

Additionally, there is no way to disable CSharp parsing functionality, since there is no --disable-csharp option anywhere in the autoconfigure scripts. It's an invalid option and errors on ./configure.

Here is the package log from a normal --disable-java --disable-native-java --disable-csharp build showing the extra files:
https://pastebin.com/raw/RWHCPE93

I am also attaching a WIP patch which would remove CSharp and Java Support, but causes gettext to not run properly. I believe the reason it crashes is because read_properties and write_properties is used for much more than just Java, but I do not have much experience in this code base.

(file #47906)

Hello,
We are currently trying to compile without Java or CSharp. However, it is not possible because the defines are not properly implemented.

--disable-java: builds java + javadocs (#57060)
--disable-csharp: is an undefined option (even though --enable-csharp exists)

The compiled package should not contain any java classes / csharp files if they are disabled.