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This isn't a leak. You are reading uninitialized memory. As @PaulMcKenzie says in the comments, time is not standard C++, rather it is a GCC extension that comes from C99.

You could use memset to ensure that time is initialized. Alternatively, you could use std::vector, for instance

Make sure you free() all malloc'ed memory from heap

I'm not sure what do you want but this will return a single item with ALL fields:

You can use extractall to extract all the keys in the dictionary, and groupby().last() to get the last keys:

One solution is to get from the UholdingsPE table all combinations of all quarters between the minimum and maximum values ​​of the Reference_Date column and all the different values ​​of the Investment and Holding columns. All the rows are returned from the cih CTE. After that, you need to extract the value of the Price column of the row of the UholdingsPE table that is the closest by of the value of the Reference_Date column to the value of the Reference_Date column of the current row of the cih CTE.

we can formally define a key-value pair list as follows:

When using Mapstruct with Spring, you can define that the mapper should generate a Spring bean using componentModel as described in 2. Set up. 2.4 Configuration options.

A simple solution here is to change overflow: hidden to only hide the overflow on the X axis: overflow-x: hidden.

Note that height: 100%; width: 100%; both seem unnecessary and from my quick test can be removed (but always check cross browser inconsistencies).

Not really sure, because I did not fully understand your desired output... But here is a go using the data.table-package