Updated some runtime function.

They called the classical panic function if the runtime was not initialized.
This is in itself not a problem, since the panic function itself is able to detect this and call the quietPanic function.
However it is not good practice, so I decided to change it.

analyze/sibyl/libSibyl/libSibyl/cLibSibyl/cLibSibyl_runtime.c

@@ -483,7 +483,7 @@ cLibSibylRT_errorSetError(
 {
 	/* check if the runtime is initialized */
 	if(cLibSibylRT_isInit() != 0)
-		{cLibSibylRT_panic("Wanted to set the error, without an initailized runtime.");};
+		{ cLibSibylRT_quietPanic(); };
 
 	/* aquiere the lock */
 	CSIBYL_RT_GET_LOCK(cLibSibylRT_errorLock_var);
@@ -539,11 +539,18 @@ cLibSibylRT_syncRetValueSet(
  	volatile Int_t* const 	retVal,
  	const    Int_t		desValue)
 {
+	/* Test if the runtime system is initialized.
+	 * No message possible */
+	if(cLibSibylRT_isInit() != 0)
+		{ cLibSibylRT_quietPanic(); };
+
+	/* Test if arguments are valid */
 	if(retVal == NULL)	/* No variable is given */
 		{return -1;};
 	if(desValue == 0)	/* this makes it a no-ops */
 		{return 1;};
 
+
 	/* aquiere the lock */
 	CSIBYL_RT_GET_LOCK(cLibSibylRT_errorLock_var);