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If you feel to go with the second option (submitting code), please read carefully and follow our [Developers Guidelines](Development/developers-guidelines)
### Google Summer of Code
We have been selected as participating Orgs in the [2015](https://www.mbdyn.org/?News&id=19), [2016](https://www.mbdyn.org/?News&id=28), [2017](https://www.mbdyn.org/?News&id=31), and [Google Summer of Code (GSoC)](https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com). You can find more information in the [dedicated Wiki page](https://gitlab.polimi.it/Pub/mbdyn/wikis/Google-Summer-of-Code/GSoC-and-MBDyn) if you're interested in participating to the GSoC with us.
We have been selected as participating Orgs in the [2015](https://www.mbdyn.org/?News&id=19), [2016](https://www.mbdyn.org/?News&id=28), [2017](https://www.mbdyn.org/?News&id=31), and 2019 [Google Summer of Code (GSoC)](https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com). You can find more information in the [dedicated Wiki page](https://gitlab.polimi.it/Pub/mbdyn/wikis/Google-Summer-of-Code/GSoC-and-MBDyn) if you're interested in participating to the GSoC with us.
### Some Frequently Asked Questions
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The purpose of this function is usually to register some piece of code that may be used later. A typical use is to register the code that parses a user-defined drive caller, constitutive law, or even an element. Even fancier features can be augmented using run-time loadable modules.
Several examples of user-defined drive callers, constitutive laws, and elements are provided in subfolders of the [`modules/`](https://gitlab.polimi.it/Pub/mbdyn/tree/master/mbdyn/modules) folder.
Several examples of user-defined drive callers, constitutive laws, and elements are provided in subfolders of the [`modules/`](https://gitlab.polimi.it/Pub/mbdyn/tree/master/modules) folder.
f you need something fancy, that cannot be directly obtained using the built-in library of entities, or you want to develop something that you don't want to share with other users (remember that the whole code is [GPL](https://gitlab.polimi.it/Pub/mbdyn/blob/master/LICENSE)), you should consider implementing it using a run-time loadable module.
