for syntax:
It's almost like we know it from the C language, for(a; b; c;) with that difference that b must always be present. In the C language this "b" can safely be omitted. In UOSL its presence is required. a and c can be omitted though.
C-language: for(;;)
becomes
UOSL-language: for(;1;)Statistics: Posted by Batlin — Thu May 05, 2011 1:25 pm
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