The prebuilt native linux shared libraries I downloaded for BridJ were using the newer GNU_HASH dynamic tag which causes some Linux systems to throw a floating point exception when attempting to load the library.
To fix this issue the native linux shared libraries should be built with both GNU_HASH and HASH dynamic tags. Systems with an older glibc will not recognize GNU_HASH but will be able to use the HASH dynamic tag instead.
To ensure both hash styles are used the linux shared library must be linked with the following option:
The following Stack Overflow question covers the issue well: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12570374/floating-point-exception-sigfpe-on-int-main-return0
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