printf() in dynload_shlib.c should be PySys_WriteStderr

[exarkun]

BPO	1036752
Nosy	@loewis, @rhettinger

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closed_at = <Date 2004-10-03.08:52:09.000>
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title = 'printf() in dynload_shlib.c should be PySys_WriteStderr'
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[exarkun]

Line 116 of dist/src/Python/dynload_shlib.c contains
a printf() guarded by a Py_VerboseFlag. This should be
a PySys_WriteStderr instead.

[rhettinger]

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Martin, I believe this is your code.

[loewis]

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Thanks for your report. This is now fixed in dynload_shlib.c
2.17