指针是否保证在 C++ 中的“删除"之后保留其值?
灵感来自这个问题.
假设在 C++ 代码中我有一个有效的指针并正确地删除它.根据 C++ 标准，指针将变为无效(3.7.3.2/4 - 释放函数将使指向释放存储的所有部分的所有指针无效).
Suppose in C++ code I have a valid pointer and properly delete it. According to C++ standard, the pointer will become invalid (3.7.3.2/4 - the deallocation function will render invalid all pointers referring to all parts of deallocated storage).
至少在大多数实现中，它会保留该值，并将存储与 delete 之前完全相同的地址，但是 使用该值是未定义的行为.
At least in most implementations it preserves the value and will store exactly the same address as before delete, however using the value is undefined behavior.
标准是否保证指针将保留其值或允许值更改?
Does the standard guarantee that the pointer will preserve its value or is the value allowed to change?
推荐答案
不，不能保证，实现可以合法地将零分配给 lvalue 操作数以delete.
No, it's not guaranteed and an implementation may legitimately assign zero to an lvalue operand to delete.
Bjarne Stroustrup 曾希望实现会选择这样做，但不是很多.
Bjarne Stroustrup had hoped that implementations would choose to do this, but not many do.
http://www.stroustrup.com/bs_faq2.html#delete-zero
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