+platform

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

diff --git a/project/pipebuf/ListItem.pm b/project/pipebuf/ListItem.pm
index 71aefe3..573f7fd 100755 (executable)
--- a/project/pipebuf/ListItem.pm
+++ b/project/pipebuf/ListItem.pm
@@ -29,21 +29,23 @@ use My::Web;
 
 
 our @ListItem=(
-               "name"=>"PipeBuf - Data Buffering Tool",
+               "name"=>"pipebuf",
+               "platform"=>"unixuser",
                "priority"=>8,
                "download"=>"pipebuf.c",
-               "summary"=>"Pipe buffer",
+               "summary"=>"UNIX pipe realtime buffering",
                "license"=>"PD",
                "maintenance"=>"ready",
                "language"=>"C",
-               "description"=>""
-                               .'<p>You can do a buffering of realtime data such as audio stream by inserting this program'
-                               .' with traditional &quot;UNIX filter&quot; behaviour. It reads as fast as possible into'
-                               .' its cache and also in the same time writes as fast as possible to the output. In fact'
-                               .' it is implemented as two processes (no threads - no pthread libraries needed, only IPC'
-                               .' communication used). Features custom buffer sizes, prefill (start writing of the first byte'
-                               .' only after the WHOLE buffer has beel filled up) and warning messages when buffer is getting'
-                               .' emptied.</p>'
+               "description"=><<"HERE",
+<p>You can do a buffering of realtime data such as audio stream by inserting this program
+with traditional &quot;UNIX filter&quot; behaviour. It reads as fast as possible into
+its cache and also in the same time writes as fast as possible to the output. In fact
+it is implemented as two processes (no threads - no pthread libraries needed, only IPC
+communication used). Features custom buffer sizes, prefill (start writing of the first byte
+only after the WHOLE buffer has beel filled up) and warning messages when buffer is getting
+emptied.</p>'
+HERE
                );
 
 1;