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# IPC_ROUTER Configuration
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menuconfig IPC_ROUTER
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bool "IPC Router support"
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help
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IPC Router provides a connectionless message routing service
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between multiple modules within a System-on-Chip(SoC). The
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communicating entities can run either in the same processor or
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in a different processor within the SoC. The IPC Router has been
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designed to route messages of any types and support a broader
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network of processors.
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If in doubt, say N.
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config IPC_ROUTER_SECURITY
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depends on IPC_ROUTER
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bool "IPC Router Security support"
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help
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This feature of IPC Router will enforce security rules
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configured by a security script from the user-space. IPC Router
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once configured with the security rules will ensure that the
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sender of the message to a service belongs to the relevant
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Linux group as configured by the security script.
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