-In memory, each buffer is divided in subbuffers. Subbuffers are equally\-sized,
-contiguous parts of a buffer. The size of a buffer is equal to the number of
-subbuffers it contains times the size of each subbuffer. When a subbuffer is
-full, it is collected by the daemon while the others are filled. If, however,
-the buffer size is too small, buffer overflows may occur and result in event
-loss. By default, the number of subbuffers per buffer is 2. Subbuffer size
-for a given channel may be chosen with \fB\-\-set\-subbuf\-size\fR while the subbuffer
-count is set with \fB\-\-set\-subbuf\-num\fR.
+In memory, each buffer is divided in subbuffers\. Subbuffers are equally\-sized, contiguous parts of a buffer\. The size of a buffer is equal to the number of subbuffers it contains times the size of each subbuffer\. When a subbuffer is full, it is collected by the daemon while the others are filled\. If, however, the buffer size is too small, buffer overflows may occur and result in event loss\. By default, the number of subbuffers per buffer is 2\. Subbuffer size for a given channel may be chosen with \fBset\-subbuf\-size\fR while the subbuffer count is set with \fBset\-subbuf\-num\fR\.