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Now, as soon as analyze_trades
works on the test.data
file a
second time, it allocates memory for three new trade
objects in
addition to the memory previously allocated for three other trade
objects:
0 1 2 <-- Trades | | | array v v v index ------------------- ------------------- ----------------- ----*-------------------*-------------------*-------------------*--- | First pointer | Second pointer | Third pointer | ---*---------*---------*---------*---------*---------*---------*---- | | | v v v *-----------------* *-----------------* *-----------------* | Fourth allocated| | Fifth allocated | | Sixth allocated | | chunk of memory | | chunk of memory | | chunk of memory | *-----------------* *-----------------* *-----------------* *-----------------* *-----------------* *-----------------* | First allocated | | Second allocated| | Third allocated | | chunk of memory | | chunk of memory | | chunk of memory | *-----------------* *-----------------* *-----------------*
Now, however, there are no pointers to the first three of the memory chunks
allocated at run time for trade
objects. Accordingly, they are
completely inaccessible.