xmule crashed after fresh emerge. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Run xmule executable 2. 3. Actual Results: After the 'Creating new Cryptkey.dat ... 41c8c263 41c8c263' message (This takes realy loong time here) xmule exits with following errorr message xmule: CryptoXMpp.cpp:3913: void CryptoXMpp::CorrectQuotientEstimate(CryptoXMpp: :word*, CryptoXMpp::word*, CryptoXMpp::word*, const CryptoXMpp::word*, unsigned int): Assertion `!borrow && !R[N + 1]' failed. Aborted xmule USE='-debug +gtk2 +nls'
Nearly the same for me ! --------------------------- Initialising xMule Setting value of secure-ident to true. Setting value of source-exchange to true. Setting value of command-line to true. *** UDP socket at 4672 Creating new Cryptkey.dat ... 41cb329f 41cb329f xmule: CryptoXMpp.cpp:3629: void CryptoXMpp::RecursiveMultiplyTop(CryptoXMpp::word*, CryptoXMpp::word*, const CryptoXMpp::word*, const CryptoXMpp::word*, const CryptoXMpp::word*, unsigned int, const P*) [with P = CryptoXMpp::LowLevel]: Assertion `carry >= 0 && carry <= 2' failed. zsh: abort xmule ------------------------
This is due to compilation. Because of the new extended usage of Crypto++ inorder to support 64bit and PowerPC platforms (or really any platform that Crypto++ supports) these problems have surfaced in recent versions of xMule. To get rid of it, CryptoXMpp.cpp of xMule *must* be compiled with *NO* optimizations...Zero, zip, nada. It's already highly-optimized code and GCC just borks it. I also editing some ASM around v1.9.2 and that *may* have to do it, tho I was told the symbol "ebp" that was removed does little on modern machines and is only usable on i686's (not even i586s). In all future versions of xMule, it would be nice if gentoo maintainers either enforced 0 optimization of CryptoXMpp.cpp (I will probably do this for you via specialized Makefile :p) or (preferably) link xMule to libcrypto++ if available. Hope of xMule
Right, it worked after setting more conservative CFLAGS..
I think that it would be cleaner to link against libcrypto++. Handing over to net-p2p for this.
This has been fixed in 1.9.5..
Same error on amd64 with version 1.9.4b
*** Bug 73325 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
xmule-0.10.0 added to portage.
