So? What's a point here? Shouldn't you report it to "libsafe" (whatever it is) developers?
I'm sorry

I used libsafe in some Linux installation and it worded fine.
It's first time I install it in a "desktop" Linux installation (with X),
and aMule (or some library that it uses) is the first software that I find to be incompatible and instable with libsafe.
So I reported it to you, maybe better to report it to you AND libsafe developers, but I have no time to generate a good report and my English is bad.
If libsafe intercepts the calls to some functions and replace they,
or substitute versions of the functions are broken,
or some software use they and their results in some strange mode...
Theoretically the results of those functions is the same of the original functions in absence of problem (overflow, ...).
So I don't know if it's a libsafe problem or aMule/wxwidget/... problem
http://fresh.t-systems-sfr.com/linux/src/libsafe-2.0-16.tgz:a/libsafe-2.0-16/README