Only a blind shot: Did you check whether another instance of frustrum is used? Like e.g. an accidental "float[][] frustrum = ..." in the function or maybe even an if block or something similar, so a local instance is used instead of the class member, parameter, or whatever was intented. However, I once had very similar troubles, though with an Array instance instead of a native array. One day I added lots of additional checks and Log.d to find the error, but after this, the error just vanished without any of the checks becoming active. No idea what happened there...
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