MEM30-C. Do Not Access Freed Memory¶
Standards, S. C. C. (2025). MEM30-C. Do Not Access Freed Memory. Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute.
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Mechanisms¶
- Inverse Index
- Its honest failure mode is the classic one for any derived, duplicated structure: it can silently fall out of sync with the forward map, and a stale inverse is worse than none because it answers confidently and wrongly — the reverse analogue of a dangling pointer.
This sourceDefines a dangling pointer as a pointer left referring to memory after that memory has been freed.
- Its honest failure mode is the classic one for any derived, duplicated structure: it can silently fall out of sync with the forward map, and a stale inverse is worse than none because it answers confidently and wrongly — the reverse analogue of a dangling pointer.
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