Coffee Machine (Deep C)
This is a comprehensive example for the deep integration of CREATE statecharts with manually written C code. The example is implemented as a simple command line tool.
Coffee Machine (Deep C++)
This is a comprehensive example for the deep C++ integration of CREATE statecharts.
Digital Watch
This digital watch was first designed by David Harel, the founder of the Statecharts Theory. He described it in "On Visual Formalisms", published in "Communications of the ACM" in May 1988. A digital watch by that time had a display to show just a few digits. Using four control buttons, the user was able to toggle between displaying the time, displaying the date, using a stopwatch, maintaining an alarm, and setting time, date, and alarm.
Traffic Light (Java)
Demonstrates how to to generate Java source code from a statechart. The procedure is actually explained in the Itemis CREATE documentation, section "Java code generator".
Traffic Light (Python)
Demonstrates how to generate Python source code from a statechart.
Traffic Light with Multi State Machines
This example of the traffic light control demonstrates how to model multiple state machines that communicate with each other.
Traffic Light (Qt/C++)
CREATE provides a Qt specific C++ code generator for statecharts. This example project shows how easy CREATE Qt/C++ state machines can be integrated into Qt applications.
Traffic Light (SCXML) for QT
This traffic light is inspired by the Qt examples. It provides a simple traffic light that consists of the main states red, yellow and green. It demonstrates how to connect to the active properties of a state in a dynamically loaded statemachine within Itemis CREATE and the Qt environment.
TicToc - Tracing & Remote Control (C)
CREATE provides infrastructure for debugging and remote controlling the state machines using execution traces (YET).