On 26 September 2018 at 14:36, Paolo Bonzini <pbonz...@redhat.com> wrote: > Here is a minimal example: > > # hw/scsi/Kconfig > config SCSI > > config ESP > select SCSI > > config ESP_PCI > default y > select ESP > depends on PCI > > # hw/pci/Kconfig > config PCI > > # hw/pci-host/Kconfig > config PCI_GENERIC > select PCI > > # hw/arm/Kconfig > config ARM_VIRT > select PCI_GENERIC > default y > > # hw/sparc/Kconfig > config SUN4M > select ESP > default y
What is the syntactic thing in this example which distinguishes "user can toggle this" (ESP_PCI, ARM_VIRT, SUN4M) from "user can't toggle this, it's just an internal thing selected by other nodes" (the rest) ? I'm assuming we'd have some sort of UI thingy that presents the user only with the user-settable options. thanks -- PMM
