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Well, a memory leak is the opposite thing and happens when a pointer goes out of scope or is overwritten before the allocated memory was released.

What you have is a faulty lifcycle management. You can't release an object and then try to use it again. Your program must make sure that pointers are initialized before being used and also that those pointers are not forgotten or overwritten.

Begin with setting all pointers to NULL immediately after releasing the memory. This way you can at least check wether the pointer is NULL or contains a valid pointer before using it. To completely solve it, you should implement a better lifecycle management for your objects.
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