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Forever ?
There is a BIS set limit on how many-time a while loop will run, I believe it is 10,000 times.
Meaning in the example below forever is really only 13hrs. 10000*5/60*60.
_forever=true;
while {( forever)} do {
// do something
sleep 5;
};
BarmyArmyBarmyArmy
- This is already addressed in Control_Structures#while-Loop though I think you are right about the implicit suggestion to add this in the article. -- Manny 18:50, 2 May 2007 (CEST)
the awfulness of this inconsistent language syntax means:
while {forever} do // will fail without the otherwise meaningless ()'s
Mikero (nee Ook?) 12:25, 5 June 2012 (CEST)