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Section 5;User subroutines allow you to implement your own technology and procedures into Marc User subroutines provide you with a wide latitude for solving nonstandard problems. About 180 user subroutines are available These routines can be easily inserted into the program For a successful implementation of a user subroutines into Marc you commonly need a good background and understanding of the finite element technology ; Part 1: Software Requirements Part 2: Fundamentals of the Subroutine Technique Part 3: Review of the Finite Element Method Part 4: Programming Guidelines ;Part 1; Linking your own user-subroutines to Marc requires a Fortran compiler to be installed on your computer! Note that the compiler needs to be compatible with the one used in the Marc build - for detailed description see The Marc and Mentat Release Guide, where you can find a list of supported compilers The header of your include-file which is located in your Marc-installation folder: Windows: ...install_dir\tools\include_win32(64).bat Linux: ... install_dir/tools/include_linux64 ; Install the appropriate release of the Fortran-compiler on your computer Test your compiler stand-alone with a simple test-program like Test your compiler from within the Marc installation procedure or using a simple Marc-subroutine (shown later) ;Part 2;A user-subroutine is a Fortran subprogram which is already part of the Marc source code, in most cases as an empty dummy subroutine will be replaced (compiled and linked to Marc) by your code as soon as you submit a Marc analysis with the appropriate options has a fixed format (subroutine statement, dimensions, …) is available as a template in your Marc installation directory (install_dir/user/***.f) is documented in Volume D in detail eventually needs specific, user-defined, input to be activated ;…already Part of the Marc Source Code;…already Part of the Marc Source Code ;uadap.o;Run analysis example.dat using user-subroutine user.f without savi