This code in byteswap.c prints a message, it should just shut up and do it's job silently like a good library.
if( fast_count_calls == 0 ) {
fprintf (stderr, " FAST_BYTESWAP ALGORITHM HAS BEEN USED AND DATA ALIGNMENT IS CORRECT FOR %9d )\n",nb );
fast_count_calls= 1 ;
}
I am just going to take this out. If anyone complains we can add it back in. But the library should not be sending anything to stderr when everything is working fine...
This code in byteswap.c prints a message, it should just shut up and do it's job silently like a good library.