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BUILDING THE EXAMPLES
If you're in Linux, just run make to compile all the examples.
Each of the files **.cs in this directory is meant to be compiled on is own.
A description of each program is at the top of each source file.
If you're using Mono, it'll help to copy or symlink the SemWeb.dll assembly
into this directory: ln -s ../bin/SemWeb.dll .
To compile an example: mcs example.cs -r:SemWeb.dll
To run it: mono example.exe
If you're using Visual Studio, create a new project, reference SemWeb.dll in
the bin directory, and add the exampleXX.cs file to the project.
EXAMPLE RDF DATA
In linux, run "./getsomedata.sh" to download some RDF data files. You'll
end up with four files about the U.S. Congress: people.rdf, bills.2005.rdf,
bills.2005.cosponsors.rdf, and also congress.n3 which contains everything
in the first three.
Otherwise, you can grab the files at:
http://www.govtrack.us/data/rdf/people.rdf.gz
http://www.govtrack.us/data/rdf/bills.2005.rdf.gz and
http://www.govtrack.us/data/rdf/bills.2005.cosponsors.rdf.gz
You'll need to un-gzip them. You might also want to merge them
into a single file with:
mono ../bin/rdfstorage.exe --out n3:congress.n3 people.rdf bills.2005.rdf bills.2005.cosponsors.rdf
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