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This seems similar to Issue #2570 even though that is closed. Interestingly, it still happens in the bitcoin-qt 0.8.3 client, v0.8.3.0-g40809ae-beta version.
This was a clean compile from source, running on Gentoo Linux (64-bit). I compiled this independently of the Gentoo system, so no unusual compiler options or anything like that should have been used.
I believe it also happens during a block reorganization. Here is the debug log:
The mempool can and will contain transactions with missing inputs (orphans) due to various reasons such as reorganization caused by downloading the blockchain while a miner thread is running as you've shown. This is due to the fact that reorganization does nothing with spent coinbase transactions. The assert is useless since the problem is not really a problem but rather a symptom something larger.
…c7d2dbfe2f9) (bitcoin#2821)
* Update immer library to current master (0a718d2d76bab6ebdcf43de943bd6c7d2dbfe2f9)
* Temporary fix for alignof(std::max_align_t) on MinGW 32bit builds
See arximboldi/immer#78
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This seems similar to Issue #2570 even though that is closed. Interestingly, it still happens in the bitcoin-qt 0.8.3 client, v0.8.3.0-g40809ae-beta version.
This was a clean compile from source, running on Gentoo Linux (64-bit). I compiled this independently of the Gentoo system, so no unusual compiler options or anything like that should have been used.
I believe it also happens during a block reorganization. Here is the debug log:
After this, I restarted the client again, and it came right back up and running without incident.
Josh
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