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After this code executes [CODE] ptr = new myStuff; // some code ... delete ptr; [/CODE] the memory allocated is freed but ptr still contains the mem addr of the 1st byte of the previously allocated mem. Is there some history to this? Why didn't the C++ standard also have …
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