[Which is faster, (1) or (2)?I thought of this while looking at
for (;;) {
//Something to be done repeatedly
}
I've seen a lot of codes like this, but I haven't seen them write in while(true).
I think while(true) is more readable if you're going to use it. Why is that?
Are you writing a for statement because for(;;) is faster than while(true)?
Both have the same assembly code, so their performance is the same.
The reason why for(;) is usually used more is
This is because the compiler warns you that "loop condition is constant" in while(true)
Because for(;) is "no condition" and is closer to infinite loop. Doesn't (while(true) seem to have the condition true? ;)
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