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# MCL-DP TP2 instructions

## Step-by-step guide

We will go through various steps in order to 

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### Setting up Eclipse IDE and EMF

All instructions are already mentioned in TP1 but we will add more details with photos to make it easier to setup a development environment.
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### Configuring a FiniteStateMachine ECore model

We will create an ECore model, generate class diagram then generate a model creation wizard for finite state machines.
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### Creating a sample Automaton

after creating the model creation wizard we will create an object diagram of a sample automaton then we will be able to generate Java code.
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