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You cannot have use-after-free if you never call free, so there are no points at which memory should not be touched. That's the beauty of the never free memory

You cannot have use-after-free if you never call free, so there are no points at which memory should not be touched. That's the beauty of the never free memory management strategy.

dajtxx 1y ago
It can still be a bug if you use something after you would have freed it because your code isn't meant to be using that object any more. It points to errors in the logic.
- guerrilla 1y ago
  Agreed. I think being methodical is better here for sure.