+platform

[www.jankratochvil.net.git] / project / mot2as / ListItem.pm

diff --git a/project/mot2as/ListItem.pm b/project/mot2as/ListItem.pm
index 7c59c0b..82d453b 100755 (executable)
--- a/project/mot2as/ListItem.pm
+++ b/project/mot2as/ListItem.pm
@@ -25,24 +25,28 @@ our $CVS_ID=q$Id$;
 use strict;
 use warnings;
 
+use My::Web;
+
 
 our @ListItem=(
-               "name"=>"Motorola to AT&T/GNU Assembler Syntax Converter",
+               "name"=>"mot2as",
+               "platform"=>"unixdevel",
                "priority"=>5,
                "download"=>"mot2as.c",
-               "summary"=>"Asm syntax converter",
+               "summary"=>'Convert Motorola to AT&T/GNU assembler syntax',
                "license"=>"PD",
-               "maintenance"=>"finished",
+               "maintenance"=>"ready",
                "language"=>"C",
-               "sponsorship"=>"<a href=\"http://www.princip.cz/\">Princip, a.s.</a>",
-               "description"=>""
-                               .'<p>Do you need to compile under UNIX assembly sources for Motorola 68k family'
-                               .' of processors? You have probably already found out that original Motorola'
-                               .' syntax is not suitable for GNU assembler which uses a bit different (AT&amp;T'
-                               .' style) syntax. Using this very simple program you can convert between these two.</p>'
-                               .' <p>Specifically it will care about: <code>equ</code> operation, <code>dc.b</code> strings,'
-                               .' <code>;</code> comments, <code>$</code> for hex-radix, <code>%</code> for bin-radix,'
-                               .' local labels, <code>:</code> for label termination.</p>'
+               "sponsorship"=>a_href('http://www.princip.cz/','Princip, a.s.'),
+               "description"=><<"HERE",
+<p>Do you need to compile under UNIX assembly sources for Motorola 68k family
+of processors? You have probably already found out that original Motorola
+syntax is not suitable for GNU assembler which uses a bit different (AT&amp;T
+style) syntax. Using this very simple program you can convert between these two.</p>
+<p>Specifically it will care about: <code>equ</code> operation, <code>dc.b</code> strings,
+<code>;</code> comments, <code>$</code> for hex-radix, <code>%</code> for bin-radix,
+local labels, <code>:</code> for label termination.</p>
+HERE
                );
 
 1;