I learned that this is undefined behavior in C++:
struct Foo{}; int main() { Foo* p = nullptr; delete p; // okay delete p; // undefined behavior }
To make it well defined behavior:
struct Foo{}; int main() { Foo* p = nullptr; delete p; // okay p = nullptr; delete p; // okay // ... but hereafter p is once again read inaccessible. }
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I learned that this is undefined behavior in C++:
To make it well defined behavior: