Getting-started.md

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 After cloning or downloading the RcdMathLib, the Eclipse version of the RcdMathLib can be used as follows:
--# Create a workspace folder (e.g. rcd_math_lib_workspace).
--# Start the Eclipse IDE and browse to the created workspace folder.
--# Open File->Import->General.
--# Select ''Existing Project into Workspace'' from the Selection Wizard.
--# Select Next->''archive file''-->Browse.
--# After Browsing to the [RcdMathLib_eclipse_version.zip]
+* Create a workspace folder (e.g. rcd_math_lib_workspace).
+* Start the Eclipse IDE and browse to the created workspace folder.
+* Open File->Import->General.
+* Select ''Existing Project into Workspace'' from the Selection Wizard.
+* Select Next->''archive file''-->Browse.
+* After Browsing to the [RcdMathLib_eclipse_version.zip]
    (https://git.imp.fu-berlin.de/zkasmi/test_my_lib/blob/master/RcdMathLib_eclipse_version.zip) file, click on Finish.
--# Compile the whole project.
+* Compile the whole project.
 
 Another method to use the RcdMathLib in the Eclipse IDE is:
--# Clone the whole RcdMathLib version for full-fledged devices:
+* Clone the whole RcdMathLib version for full-fledged devices:
    ~~~~~~~~ {.sh}
    git clone git@git.imp.fu-berlin.de:zkasmi/my_lib_full_fledged_devices.git
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--# Create a new C project by choosing the project type under Executable: `Hello World ANSI C Project`,
+* Create a new C project by choosing the project type under Executable: `Hello World ANSI C Project`,
    as well as the `Cross GCC` Tool-chains.
--# Try to compile and execute the `Hello World ANSI C Project`.
--# Copy the RcdMathLib- and the examples-directories, as well as the 'eclipse_path_includes_settings.xml' 
+* Try to compile and execute the `Hello World ANSI C Project`.
+* Copy the RcdMathLib- and the examples-directories, as well as the 'eclipse_path_includes_settings.xml' 
    configuration file into the src-directory of your project.
--# Import the 'eclipse_path_includes_settings.xml' file as follows:
+* Import the 'eclipse_path_includes_settings.xml' file as follows:
 
   <BLOCKQUOTE>
    * Open File -> Import -> C/C++ and Select ''C/C++ Project Settings'' from the Selection Wizard.
    * Click Next->''Select Settings file''-->Browse.
    * After Browsing to the xml-configuration file, click on Finish.
   </BLOCKQUOTE>
--# Compile the whole project.
--# Optional: replace the main()-function with the main.c file of the cloned RcdMathLib version for full-fledged devices.
+* Compile the whole project.
+* Optional: replace the main()-function with the main.c file of the cloned RcdMathLib version for full-fledged devices.
 
 Third method (intern):
 Set up the [Eclipse IDE] (https://www.eclipse.org/) as follows: