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    Using Utility Routines in user defined subroutines written in C++

    Hi,

    I have written a user subroutine VUMAT in ABAQUS Explicit using C++ language, my subroutine works fine. I want to call a utility routine from my c++ code, specifically XPLB_EXIT, but I don't know how to do that. If you have experience with C++ and user subroutines can you kindly help me how to do that?
    here is what I did:
    in header file i defined:
    void XPLB_EXIT(void);
    and then in source file I just simply called XPLB_EXIT, well I tried other possibilities like defining void XPLB_EXIT_(void) .... but it didn't work.

    thanks in advance

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    You can call utility routines from C++. All you need to do is to use the correct calling syntax, which is OS and compiler dependent. I recommend that you carefully read the documentation for your compiler.

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