>I think `--disable-xxx` is the more usual autoconf way. Though expecting >users to just know that doesn't seem right, so having the help text say >something about it seems like a good idea.
>But the relevant help text is probably (mostly?) automatically generated by >the built-in autoconf tooling. There is also a general little text in the configure help listing the JVM features : The following JVM features are valid as arguments to --with-jvm-features. Which are available to use depends on the environment and JVM variant. cds enable class data sharing (CDS) compiler1 enable hotspot compiler C1 .... zgc include the Z garbage collector Maybe some additional info would fit there nicely ? E.g. The following JVM features are valid as arguments to --with-jvm-features. Enabling and disabling single JVM features can be done with --enable-jvm-feature-<name> and --enable-jvm-feature-<name>=no . Which JVM features are available to use depends on the environment and JVM variant. ... Best regards, Matthias
