> From a quick look at the source the assert is not related to some array

> limit or such. So you might just get lucky with what I described.

If this assertion is not tied to any possible damage it may cause, can it be 
removed or perhaps turned into a warning?

BTW. After removing the assertion, the process runs much further, but 
eventually (after a day) valgrind hangs somewhere and stops consuming the CPU. 
First time ever I have seen such behaviour, at the same time our processes have 
always stretched valgrind.

Greg
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