config RPROC_SUPPORT
	bool
	select REMOTEPROC
        select RPMSG
	default n

config RPROC_CA9_A
	tristate "Enable RPROC Host on CA9-A"
	depends on MACH_HYACINTH_0
	select RPROC_SUPPORT
	help
	  TBD:

config RPROC_CA9_B
	tristate "Enable RPROC Host on CA9-B"
	depends on MACH_HYACINTH_1
	select RPROC_SUPPORT
	help
	  TBD:

config RPROC_S2
    tristate "Enable RPROC Host on S2"
    depends on MACH_GINKGO
    select RPROC_SUPPORT
    help
      TBD:
    default n

config RPCLNT_SUPPORT
	bool
	select REMOTEPROC
        select RPMSG
	default n

config RPCLNT_CA9_B
	tristate "Enable RPROC Clnt on CA9-B"
	depends on MACH_HYACINTH_1
	select RPCLNT_SUPPORT
	help
	  TODO:

config RPMSG_VRING_BASE
	hex "Base address (Physical) used for the rpmsg & remoteproc"
	depends on REMOTEPROC
	default 0x5C000000 if MACH_HYACINTH_0 || MACH_HYACINTH_1
	default 0x20000000 if MACH_GINKO

config RPMSG_NUM_BUFS
	int "Number of buffers for each RPMSG bus"
	depends on REMOTEPROC
	default 4096
	help
	  The buffers are partitioned into dedicated halves for TX
	  and RX.

config RPMSG_BUF_SIZE
	int "Buffer size (in bytes) for each RPMSG message"
	depends on REMOTEPROC
	default 4096
	help
	  The first 16 bytes are used by the rpmsg header internally.
	  So only N - 16 bytes is available for the message payload.