Hello, I've dug a bit more the java failures we've been encountering for some time. The particular case of simply running gjdoc was helpful: an object gets allocated, then other happens, then the object gets used, but its method table is completely nuts. It happens that the class field of the object was modified (?!). It happens that this is a side effect of glibc making a symbol resolution (??!!). That seems to be due to the fact that boehm-gc uses sbrk to make its allocation, while glibc also uses it for its own allocator. No wonder they step on each other. Some time ago, boehm-gc was made to use mmap on kfreebsd too, not only Linux. I've just started a gcc build with using mmap on hurd too, I guess that will just fix all our issues... I'll then commit that and push upstream.
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