Displaying test cases 44151 - 44175 of 45437 in total
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Attempted double free with primary control flow influencing whether the second free takes place.
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Attempt to pass a pointer to freed memory to function.
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Attempt to assign memory content that has already been freed.
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Attempt to return a pointer to memory that has been freed.
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Attempt to double free memory.
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Pointer reference to freed memory is returned in function.
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Memory is freed, then the pointer variable (not the memory location) is assigned a value.
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Variable used as index of array is correctly initialized before use.
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Variable used in boolean expression is correctly initialized before use.
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Integer is not initialized prior to being used as an array index.
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Pointer is not initialized prior to being used to assign a value to an array element
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Integer is not initialized prior to being incremented in an expression.
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Integer is not assigned a value prior to use in a boolean expression.
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Integer is not initialized prior to being used in boolean expression.
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Pointer is not initialized prior assigning an integer value to its location.
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Memory allocated via malloc() is not freed nor is its pointer returned in by the function.
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Memory allocated via malloc() is not freed, nor is pointer returned from function.
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Interprocedurally allocated memory is not freed in function.
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Allocated memory is freed nor returned in function call.
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Memory pointer is returned in function return value, and therefore can be freed at another point in the program.
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Pointer is set to 0, but memory is not freed in function.
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Integer pointer is assigned value beyond current buffer, using sizeof () function without brackets.
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Integer pointer is assigned a value beyond current buffer.
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Integer pointer is assigned address below current buffer.
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Integer pointer is assigned an address value beyond current buffer.