17.10.2013 - Adjusted for QNX, PIPeer release for Windows, Remote console

piincludes.cpp

@@ -214,6 +214,34 @@ void PICout::applyFormat(PICoutFormat f) {
 }
 
 
-/*! \mainpage Title
- * This is main page
+/*! \mainpage What is PIP
+ * PIP - Platform-Independent Primitives - is crossplatform library for C++ developers.
+ * It is wrap around STL and pure C++. This library can help developers write non-GUI
+ * projects much more quickly, efficiently and customizable than on pure C++.
+ * Library contains more classes, some of them are pure abstract, some classes
+ * can be used as they are, some classes should be inherited to new classes.
+ * PIP provide classes:
+ * * direct output to console (\a PICout)
+ * * containers (\a PIVector, \a PIList, \a PIMap, \a PIStack)
+ * * string (\a PIString, \a PIStringList)
+ * * base object (events and handlers) (\a PIObject)
+ * * thread (\a PIThread)
+ * * timer (\a PITimer)
+ * * console (information output) (\a PIConsole)
+ *  * stand-alone
+ *  * server
+ *  * client
+ * * i/o devices
+ *  * base class (\a PIIODevice)
+ *  * file (\a PIFile)
+ *  * serial port (\a PISerial)
+ *  * ethernet (\a PIEthernet)
+ *  * USB (\a PIUSB)
+ *  * packets extractor (\a PIPacketExtractor)
+ * * command-line arguments parser (\a PICLI)
+ * * math evaluator (\a PIEvaluator)
+ * * peering net node (\a PIPeer)
+ * * process (\a PIProcess)
+ * * state machine (\a PIStateMachine)
+ * 
  */