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Comment: Edited by sciSpider v2.4 (sch jbop) (X_X)@==(Q_Q)@

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To eliminate double-free vulnerabilities, it is necessary to guarantee that dynamic memory is freed exactly one time. Programmers should be wary when freeing memory in a loop or conditional statement; if coded incorrectly, these constructs can lead to double-free vulnerabilities. It is also a common error to misuse the realloc() function in a manner that results in double-free vulnerabilities (see MEM04-C. Do not perform zero length allocations).

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Noncompliant Code Example

In this example, the memory referred to by x may be freed twice: once if error_condition is true and again at the end of the code.

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