The x-Done Loop

This is a construct that is very useful to avoid either a redundant check or a goto. This...
for(a;b;c) {
 expr1;
 if(d) {
  expr4;
  goto done;
 }
 expr2;
}
 expr3;
done:
...becomes...
for(a;b;c) {
 expr1;
 if(d) {
  expr4;
  break;
 }
 expr2;
} done {
 expr3;
}

where the intent is for statements in a done clause immediately following a loop to be executed if and only if the loop was exited via its termination condition being reached. This also generalises for while() and do-while, here using some common examples.

while(*j) {
 if(*j++ == k) {
  u = v + k;
  break;
 }
} done
 u = v - k;

do {
 if(f(a[i]))
  break;
} while(a[i++]) done {
 g();
}

Discuss.

>>35

Why such a poor choice of operator? call/CC is less primitive and less powerful then shift and reset. If you want callCC you can implement it with shift and reset.

I am going to puke over Jesus now.