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README.md

@@ -9,20 +9,21 @@ You can find implicits helping with that in ``de.tum.workflows.Implicits``.
 To get sbt to build the project properly, you have to add the Supersafe Compiler plugin by adding 
 ``resolvers += "Artima Maven Repository" at "http://repo.artima.com/releases"`` to ``~/.sbt/0.13/global.sbt``
 
-(You can generate an eclipse project file for use with Scala IDE by running ``sbt eclipse`` after installing the sbt plugin)
+(You can generate an eclipse project file for use with Scala IDE by running ``sbt eclipse`` after installing the sbt eclipse plugin)
 
 ## Testing
 
-An example can be found in ``de.tum.workflows.Main`` and many tests in ``src/test/scala``
-It can be run using ``sbt run`` and logs the resulting LTL formulas for the example workflows to results/.
+``de.tum.workflows.Main`` will use any ``.spec`` files in ``/examples/`` and logs the resulting LTL formulas for the example workflows to results/.
+To get a feel for the code, see the tests in ``src/test/scala``
 
 ### Aalta
 The resulting LTL formulas can be tested for satisfiability.
 We recommend to use Aalta for this. It has been bundled with this software and resides in ``aalta``.
 It can be built by issuing ``make`` in ``aalta/Aalta_v2.0/``. To do this, ``bison`` and ``flex`` must be installed.
+However, there should be a ready-built version at ``aalta/Aalta_v2.0/aalta``.
 
 Call it by using (for example)
-``time aalta/Aalta_v2.0/aalta < results/prevexampleNoOracle_stubborn_3agents.ltl``
+``time aalta/Aalta_v2.0/aalta < results/easychair3_stubborn_size4.ltl``
 
 ### Spot
 Generating an accepting run can also be done by locally installing Spot (https://spot.lrde.epita.fr),