@@ -44,25 +44,25 @@ After building, these are the typical operations that you will perform:
4444 NB: the input stream is assumed to be valid RDF, so you should validate your data before feeding it into rdf2hdt.
4545
4646 ```
47- $ tools/rdf2hdt data/test.nt data/test.hdt
47+ $ libhdt/ tools/rdf2hdt data/test.nt data/test.hdt
4848 ```
4949
5050- Create only the index of an HDT file:
5151
5252 ```
53- $ tools/hdtSearch -q 0 data/test.hdt
53+ $ libhdt/ tools/hdtSearch -q 0 data/test.hdt
5454 ```
5555
5656- Convert an HDT to another RDF serialization format, such as N-Triples:
5757
5858 ```
59- $ tools/hdt2rdf data/test.hdt data/test.hdtexport.nt
59+ $ libhdt/ tools/hdt2rdf data/test.hdt data/test.hdtexport.nt
6060 ```
6161
6262- Open a terminal to search triple patterns within an HDT file:
6363
6464 ```
65- $ tools/hdtSearch data/test.hdt
65+ $ libhdt/ tools/hdtSearch data/test.hdt
6666 >> ? ? ?
6767 http://example.org/uri3 http://example.org/predicate3 http://example.org/uri4
6868 http://example.org/uri3 http://example.org/predicate3 http://example.org/uri5
@@ -87,13 +87,13 @@ After building, these are the typical operations that you will perform:
8787- Extract the Header of an HDT file:
8888
8989 ```
90- $ tools/hdtInfo data/test.hdt > header.nt
90+ $ libhdt/ tools/hdtInfo data/test.hdt > header.nt
9191 ```
9292
9393- Replace the Header of an HDT file with a new one. For example, by editing the existing one as extracted using `hdtInfo`:
9494
9595 ```
96- $ tools/replaceHeader data/test.hdt data/testOutput.hdt newHeader.nt
96+ $ libhdt/ tools/replaceHeader data/test.hdt data/testOutput.hdt newHeader.nt
9797 ```
9898
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