Isolate two execution modes in main function #50
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Split the two main modes of execution (MT vs distributed) in two respective functions that can be called from main depending on the argument passed by the user on the command line. This removes the need to distinguish between the right functions of the RDF API to call depending on the execution mode. From this point we can work better towards the full unification of the API.
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Jul 26, 2024
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Split the two main modes of execution (MT vs distributed) in two respective functions that can be called from main depending on the argument passed by the user on the command line. This removes the need to distinguish between the right functions of the RDF API to call depending on the execution mode. From this point we can work better towards the full unification of the API.