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The hash is different as the header is different (the header contains a timestamp). Had this problem before as well. Would be nice to either have the timestamp removed, or to add a content hash to the header as well.
W.r.t. piping data to an HDT: see #47 . Atm it does not work, as afaik rdf2hdt needs two passes over a file to create an HDT
I've run a quick test on a 1.2MB .nt file.
rdf2hdt data.nt data.hdt
generates a HDT of size 160Kcat data.nt | rdf2hdt /dev/stdin data.hdt
generates a HDT of size 142Krdf2hdt /dev/stdin data.hdt < data.nt
generates a HDT of size 160K but it's not the same file as in the first example, they have different hashesCan somebody explain what's going on?
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