Facing an error “*** glibc detected *** free(): invalid next size (fast)”

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It could be that Java itself is linked against a different glibc than your libraries or that the libraries are linked differently/to different glibcs.
Also check if one of the libraries is linking against a debug version of the glibc (hat that problem on windows with the C++ runtime lib).
Try linking your libraries staticly against the glibc, or for the sake of excluding possibilities linking your wrapper and business libs staticly into one library.

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