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What are common scenarios that lead to a double-free error resulting in 'fatal error sans kill error sans'?
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Double-free errors often occur when a pointer to allocated memory is accidentally freed multiple times. This can happen due to logic errors in your code, such as incorrect ownership management, or when a pointer is copied and both copies are used to free the same memory. Using `Rc` or `Arc` without careful consideration of the underlying memory management can also contribute.