On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 10:21:59AM +0200, Paolo Bonzini wrote: > On 15/10/19 05:16, Sean Christopherson wrote: > > I think short and sweet is enough for the prompt, with the details of how > > build both buried in the help text. > > > > choice > > prompt "KVM built-in support" > > help > > Here be a long and detailed help text. > > > > config KVM_AMD_STATIC > > select KVM_AMD > > bool "KVM AMD" > > > > config KVM_INTEL_STATIC > > select KVM_INTEL > > bool "KVM Intel" > > Or even just > > bool "AMD" > ... > bool "Intel" Ya. > > endchoice > > > > The ends up looking like: > > > > <*> Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) support > > KVM built-in support (KVM Intel) ---> > > -*- KVM for Intel processors support > > On top of this, it's also nice to hide the KVM_INTEL/KVM_AMD prompts if > linking statically. You can achieve that with > > config KVM_INTEL > tristate > prompt "KVM for Intel processors support" if KVM=m That's painfully obvious now that I see it. I always forget about putting conditionals at the end... > depends on (KVM=m && m) || KVM_INTEL_STATIC > > config KVM_AMD > tristate > prompt "KVM for AMD processors support" if KVM=m > depends on (KVM=m && m) || KVM_AMD_STATIC > > The left side of the "||" ensures that, if KVM=m, you can only choose > module build for both KVM_INTEL and KVM_AMD. Having just "depends on > KVM" would allow a pre-existing .config to choose the now-invalid > combination > > CONFIG_KVM=y > CONFIG_KVM_INTEL=y > CONFIG_KVM_AMD=y > > The right side of the "||" part is just for documentation, to avoid that > a selected symbol does not satisfy its dependencies. > > Thanks, > > Paolo
