Back when I was first testing JavaScriptCore on Haiku I was getting some segfaults when the garbage collector would run. I eventually figured out that the problem was a loop whose termination condition was p != e. Apparently the two pointers were not aligned perfectly so the loop would keep running, eventually hitting invalid memory. My temporary fix was to change the loop condition to p < e. This worked, and I even tried to send this as a patch to WebKit. But they pointed out that this should not happen and this "fix" just hides problems. I turned on a DEBUG build and it turns out the pointer that is not aligned is e, which is the stack base (which is called stack end in Haiku.) Here is the code I use to get this: thread_info threadInfo; get_thread_info(find_thread(NULL), &threadInfo); return threadInfo.stack_end; Is there something wrong with this? Is there some reason the stack_end is not aligned? Should I just add a byte or two to the pointer? Thanks, Ryan