I need to link my C++ programs against a couple shared libraries which generate way too much output to std::cout and std::cerr rendering them both useless for my uses. I have access to the C++ source code of these libraries, but cannot modify them.
Is there a way to redirect their output to a different stream or suppress it when linked against my code? I would prefer a clean way in C++, but fearing that that would be impossible I will also be happy with dirty linker hacks. Also a "proxy libstdc++" would be fine as a last resort.
I am working with a GNU toolchain (g++, libtool, ld) under Linux.
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