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From: AssafLavie@hotmail.com ("Assaf Lavie")
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Subject: Re: Re: deleted pointers in a container
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>IIRC that's not specified by the Standard.  Maybe it should
>be, or maybe it is and I've just missed it.

Why do you make the assertion that copying deallocated pointers (not
de-referencing them) yields undefined behavior if it is not specified by the
standard?

Assaf Lavie



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