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If we take an empty n-triple file then the corresponding hdt file is not encoded correctly. This is noticeable if the corresponding file is opened in hdt-java. The following comment described the problem in the hdt file:
the el and bit have a length of respectively 0 and 1. But both should be 0!!! Where exactly this is encoded is not clear to me and needs to be debugged in this repo.
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If we take an empty n-triple file then the corresponding hdt file is not encoded correctly. This is noticeable if the corresponding file is opened in hdt-java. The following comment described the problem in the hdt file:
rdfhdt/hdt-java#31 (comment)
When opening the hdt file one will notice that here:
hdt-cpp/libhdt/src/sequence/AdjacencyList.cpp
Line 37 in 332a9cc
the el and bit have a length of respectively 0 and 1. But both should be 0!!! Where exactly this is encoded is not clear to me and needs to be debugged in this repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: