Is "}while(0);" always equal to "break;}while(1);" ?

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Published on 2010-06-11T14:48:55Z Indexed on 2010/06/11 14:52 UTC
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I have compared gcc assembler output of

do{ 

//some code 

}while(0);

with

do{

//some code

 break; 
}while(1);

The output is equal, with or without optimization but..

It's always that way?

No experiment can prove theories, they can only show they are wrong

And because (I hope) programming is not an experimental science, and results can be predicted (at least simple things) I want to be sure next time I reeplace a break;}while(1); for the clearer (and less risky) while(0);

Thank you for reading

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