- "description"=>""
- .'<p>Do you also find debugging of Linux kernel drivers a nightmare? Would you'
- .' like to be able to run them as normal userland process including fancy'
- .' <code>gdb</code> debugging and <code>SIGSEGV</code>-guarded operation?'
- .' Here you are!</p>'
- .' <p>KernelWare provides stub-style emulation of core kernel functions and'
- .' is able to link with already pre-compiled modules. No special compilation'
- .' flags needed, just link the <code>.o</code> module of the driver with'
- .' KernelWare and you will get standard executable.</p>'
- .' <p>Currently only a few functions are implemented and the code is rather'
- .' an ugly hack than professional solution. I do not expect to ever develop'
- .' it into some clean software, take it as it is, improve it or let it be.</p>'
+ "description"=><<"HERE",
+<p>Do you also find debugging of Linux kernel drivers a nightmare? Would you
+like to be able to run them as normal userland process including fancy
+<code>gdb</code> debugging and <code>SIGSEGV</code>-guarded operation?
+Here you are!</p>
+<p>KernelWare provides stub-style emulation of core kernel functions and
+is able to link with already pre-compiled modules. No special compilation
+flags needed, just link the <code>.o</code> module of the driver with
+KernelWare and you will get standard executable.</p>
+HERE