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Amplification:

A set of functions providing operations on a resource typically has three kinds of operation:

  1. allocation of the resource, e.g. opening a file
  2. deallocation of the resource, e.g. closing a file
  3. other operations, e.g. reading from a file

For each such set of functions, all uses of its operations should occur in an appropriate sequence.

No QAC messages cover this rule.


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