I put it at bitcoin.org/download/linux64-0.2.7.1.tar.gz.  You can delete 
it when you've got it.

I thought about what might cause the problem you're having and made a 
change that this build includes.  This might have been unsafe code, 
although it would probably always get lucky.

in util.cpp, old:
const char* wxGetTranslation(const char* pszEnglish)
{
     // Wrapper of wxGetTranslation returning the same const char* type 
as was passed in
     static CCriticalSection cs;
     CRITICAL_BLOCK(cs)
     {
         // Look in cache
         static map<string, char*> mapCache;
         map<string, char*>::iterator mi = mapCache.find(pszEnglish);
         if (mi != mapCache.end())
             return (*mi).second;

         // wxWidgets translation
         const char* pszTranslated = 
wxGetTranslation(wxString(pszEnglish, wxConvUTF8)).utf8_str();

         // We don't cache unknown strings because caller might be 
passing in a
         // dynamic string and we would keep allocating memory for each 
variation.
         if (strcmp(pszEnglish, pszTranslated) == 0)
             return pszEnglish;

         // Add to cache, memory doesn't need to be freed.  We only 
cache because
         // we must pass back a pointer to permanently allocated memory.
         char* pszCached = new char[strlen(pszTranslated)+1];
         strcpy(pszCached, pszTranslated);
         mapCache[pszEnglish] = pszCached;
         return pszCached;
     }
     return NULL;
}

new:
const char* wxGetTranslation(const char* pszEnglish)
{
     // Wrapper of wxGetTranslation returning the same const char* type 
as was passed in
     static CCriticalSection cs;
     CRITICAL_BLOCK(cs)
     {
         // Look in cache
         static map<string, char*> mapCache;
         map<string, char*>::iterator mi = mapCache.find(pszEnglish);
         if (mi != mapCache.end())
             return (*mi).second;

         // wxWidgets translation
         wxString strTranslated = wxGetTranslation(wxString(pszEnglish, 
wxConvUTF8));

         // We don't cache unknown strings because caller might be 
passing in a
         // dynamic string and we would keep allocating memory for each 
variation.
         if (strcmp(pszEnglish, strTranslated.utf8_str()) == 0)
             return pszEnglish;

         // Add to cache, memory doesn't need to be freed.  We only 
cache because
         // we must pass back a pointer to permanently allocated memory.
         char* pszCached = new char[strlen(strTranslated.utf8_str())+1];
         strcpy(pszCached, strTranslated.utf8_str());
         mapCache[pszEnglish] = pszCached;
         return pszCached;
     }
     return NULL;
}

If you still suspect this code, for testing you could change it to:
const char* wxGetTranslation(const char* pszEnglish)
{
     return pszEnglish;
}


mmalmi@cc.hut.fi wrote:
> I tried debugging my build of bitcoind with ddd debugger, but didn't 
> have much success yet. It always ends up taking all the system's memory 
> and finally crashes. Could you please send me again the latest 64 bit 
> build of bitcoind, so I can see if the problem is about my build?
>