hdt-java vs hdt-cpp feature parity matrix #168
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At first glance, both projects support HDT read,write,search operation. However, I would like to know:
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Hi, the hdt-java and hdt-cpp implementations are completely independent (i.e. not calling each other) but compatible (i.e. and HDT generated with the c++ version can be read by the java version and viceversa). About the feature matrix, there are many small differences. Generally the c++ version is a bit more efficient in compressing. For querying there are more features in the java version. But there is a big overlap. If you can tell what you want to do we can tell you. |
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Hi,
the hdt-java and hdt-cpp implementations are completely independent (i.e. not calling each other) but compatible (i.e. and HDT generated with the c++ version can be read by the java version and viceversa).
About the feature matrix, there are many small differences. Generally the c++ version is a bit more efficient in compressing. For querying there are more features in the java version. But there is a big overlap. If you can tell what you want to do we can tell you.