Hello,

I already posted this on the tortoise ML 
(http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=4061&dsMessageId=2906737)
 and the only answer I got was that this should be reported here.
I've been reading you all since a while now, and actually registered on the 
tortoise ML to post this bug report, so I am aware that this may be (and as far 
as I can tell really looks like) a pure tortoise bug, but just in case this 
rings a bell here, I take the risk.

Also, since this may be usefull, the SVN server is 1.7.2 using TortoiseSVN 
1.7.3, Build 22386 - 64 Bit.

Here the original message :

I was comparing a tag with trunk, this worked when I asked for the
entire diff (~10mo), but got this when I only selected a subset of the
files (I just selected all files listed in revision comparison and
dropped two directories with their content in the list).

Surprisingly, the diff continued to build after I clicked Ok on the
error message, the exact same error poped up 6 more times, and the
operation continued after I clicked ok again.
It resulted in a ~3Mo diff file, which looks incomplete (the last
working one was bigger).
And even more surprising, I just do not have any D:\Development\
directory on my local win7x64, and the remote SVN is installed on free
bsd so I really doubt that this path could come from there.


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In file
  
'D:\Development\SVN\Releases\TortoiseSVN-1.7.3\ext\subversion\subversion\libsvn_client\diff.c'
  line 1651: assertion failed (*target1&&  *target2)
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OK
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