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Old   June 27, 2011, 00:20
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hi everyone,
The OpenFOAM software includes over 80 shared libraries containing a range of functionality for numerics, linear solvers, modelling, meshing, post-processing, etc. Libraries are designed to be conveniently extended with the following feature helping to make the task easier.
Dynamic linking of libraries When a new library is created, it does not need to be linked directly into applications wishing to use its functionality. Instead, the user can dynamically link the library at run-time, through a setting in the case controlDict file. I want to create a new scheme or implementation of existing scheme in openfoam,
can anybody applied the above method, if so please write the procedure for doing so,thanks in advans,

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