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TL;DR 扔给 GPT 了
Yes, there are several memory leaks in the provided code. Let's go through them:

1. In the loop where you receive messages via the socket, you allocate memory for `receiveData` using `cJSON_Print`, but you don't free it. You should free it after you're done using it.

2. Similarly, you create a `cJSON` object using `cJSON_Parse`, but you don't free it using `cJSON_Delete`.

3. You allocate memory for `json_str` using `cJSON_Print`, but you don't free it after sending it over the socket.

4. You allocate memory for `input` and `output` inside the loop, but you don't free them before the next iteration of the loop. This can lead to memory leaks if `input` or `output` fail to initialize.

To fix these memory leaks:

- Free `receiveData` after its use with `SAFE_DELETE(receiveData)`.

- Delete the `cjson_receive` object using `cJSON_Delete` after its use.

- Free `json_str` after sending it over the socket.

- Delete `input` and `output` objects at the end of each iteration of the loop before reinitializing them.

Here's how you can do it:

```cpp
SAFE_DELETE(receiveData);
cJSON_Delete(cjson_receive);
SAFE_DELETE(json_str);
SAFE_DELETE(input);
SAFE_DELETE(output);
```

Place these lines at appropriate locations in your code to ensure memory allocated dynamically is properly deallocated.