Infinite loops

[George Robbins]

In article <117 at brl-smoke.ARPA> gwyn at BRL.ARPA (VLD/VMB) writes:
>
>do ... while(1);
>while(1) ...
>for(;;) ...
>
>are all widely-used idioms for unconditional looping in C.
>I personally prefer the latter, but the choice is just a
>matter of taste.  Any reasonable compiler will generate
>efficient code for all three constructs.

#define loop for(;;)

This is a clean way to do it, but be aware that there is no obvious stopping
point, and soon C purists will soon be declaring that your code has been tainted
by exposure to noxious influences from Algol 68 or worse...

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