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Port to 2.2 - Don't check for libintl.h on OSX #20119
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Closing this as the 2.1 to 2.2 porting happens automatically |
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Description
The build fails to link if HAVE_LIBINTL_H is set when building on a Mac. libintl is unexpected on OSX and isn't configured correctly. This change makes OSX builds always ignore libintl. The intent is to use native internationalization anyway, so not using this library is correct.
Customer Impact
Building coreclr repo on OSX fails if libintl is installed.
Regression?
No
Risk
No
Original issue: #20092