To whom it may concern, I am planning on using Nlopt from a host application that uses the default stdout to interact with the user. Since I am calling Nlopt from the same process as the host application the stdout that is written from Nlopt becomes interspersed with the output from my host application. I would prefer to be able to capture the contents that Nlopt writes to stdout in a separate stream / buffer, but it would also be helpful to suppress that output altogether.
Is there a mechanism / interface that currently exists that provides the ability to suppress or capture what is written to stdout by defailt? Thanks, Dave Conkey
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