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Warp wrote:
> Chris Cason <del### [at] deletethistoo povray org> wrote:
>> Of course, this being C, 'TRUE' could be a macro that expands to a function
>> that returns a value and thus the loop need not be infinite.
>
> Actually there are other ways for the loop to end. For instance, the
> function being called could execute an exit() call.
>
> (Another less fancy way would be to return a null pointer from the
> function, in which case the program will end with a segmentation fault.)
Or return a pointer to the exit() function, which is the same as above.
Regards,
John
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