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use after free

Using memory after it has been given back.

Use after free is reading or writing memory that has been deallocated; its behavior is undefined.

Examples

  • After drop(s);, any later use of s is rejected at compile time with E0382, so the freed buffer can't be read.

See also

dangling reference undefined behavior double free
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