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I'm currently updating dbus-java to support passing of FileDescriptors(see issue here), and one thing that I've encountered is that during the StressTest of dbus-java, the JVM will crash very consistently during this test due to glibc getting an error. It will abort with the following:
malloc(): unsorted double linked list corrupted
I've created a similar test on my fork here, but it doesn't happen as regularly, but it will still occasionally fail with the same error from malloc. When I've encountered this error before(in C/C++ programs), it has been because of a lot of memory allocation/deallocation happening very fast, which seems to be the case here. Is there something that can be done to fix this or is this a bug with JNR?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm currently updating dbus-java to support passing of FileDescriptors(see issue here), and one thing that I've encountered is that during the StressTest of dbus-java, the JVM will crash very consistently during this test due to glibc getting an error. It will abort with the following:
I've created a similar test on my fork here, but it doesn't happen as regularly, but it will still occasionally fail with the same error from
malloc
. When I've encountered this error before(in C/C++ programs), it has been because of a lot of memory allocation/deallocation happening very fast, which seems to be the case here. Is there something that can be done to fix this or is this a bug with JNR?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: