EObject.hashCode() is declared abstract - which makes sense - but hashCode() is not implemented in the concrete subclasses of EFun.
(Don't ask me how those classes get loaded anyway...!)
hashCode() is currently being used by phash2(), which is a temporary measure and perhaps an issue in itself.
More importantly, hashCode() is used by ets:
java.lang.AbstractMethodError
at erjang.ETuple.hashCode(ETuple.java:555)
at com.trifork.clj_ds.Util.hash(Unknown Source)
at com.trifork.clj_ds.PersistentHashMap.assoc(Unknown Source)
at erjang.m.ets.EPersistentInsertionOrderedSet.cons(EPersistentInsertionOrderedSet.java:107)
at erjang.m.ets.EPersistentInsertionOrderedSet.cons(EPersistentInsertionOrderedSet.java:38)
at erjang.m.ets.ETableBag$2.run(ETableBag.java:146)
at erjang.m.ets.ETable$WithMap.call(ETable.java:244)
at erjang.m.ets.ETable.in_tx(ETable.java)
at erjang.m.ets.ETableBag.insert_one(ETableBag.java)
at erjang.m.ets.Native.insert(Native.java)
EObject.hashCode() is declared abstract - which makes sense - but hashCode() is not implemented in the concrete subclasses of EFun. (Don't ask me how those classes get loaded anyway...!)
hashCode() is currently being used by phash2(), which is a temporary measure and perhaps an issue in itself.
More importantly, hashCode() is used by ets: