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    Protect the code in ABAQUS?

    Hi
    Do anyone know if it is possible to precompile the user-defined subroutines in ABAQUS in order to not having to give out the open code?
    (Don't get me wrong: I'm a big fan of open source, but if you like to give out the models to a broad audience it can be valuable to at least keep the source code)

    Best regards
    Tomas
    Ps. Jörgen: Thanks for a very nice web-resource.

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    Absolutely you can do this. You may distribute compiled object code, or even compile a .DLL file.

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    SQ is quite right. The command that you want to use is:

    abaqus make library=[name_of_fortran_file]

    Note that the resulting shared library files are platform specific. I am curious, what type of material model are your working on?

    - Jorgen

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    If I am not mistaken, you can compile into an object and execute using
    abaqus job=... user=[name of object]

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    Oh, just noticed that I had an unanswered question here.
    I mainly work on material models for paper materials, such as paper, paperboard, corrugated board etc. If you're interested you can go to www.paperfem.com (hope you don't mind that I used your naming convention). The site was just created the other day so there is not much material there yet. But there is a short presentation where you get an idea of what I'm working on.
    /Tomas

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    I like the name of your web site :wink:

    - Jorgen

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