Ah, detached "while" as a replacement for if-guarded "break". A concept that, syntactically, can very easily be fitted onto ALGOL/Pascal-like languages but not

Ah, detached "while" as a replacement for if-guarded "break". A concept that, syntactically, can very easily be fitted onto ALGOL/Pascal-like languages but not onto the C-likes: loop stmt1; while condA; stmt2; while condB; stmt again loop while condA; stmt again loop stmt; while condA again How do you fit that into {}-bracketed blocks elegantly? More on the topic of the article itself, don't you just love quirks of the older emulators that you, as an emulator writer, now have to support because everybody else expects them? What about the quirks that half of those "everybody" expect to exist, while the other half expects the opposite behaviour? And of course, as the application writer, you know have to know about and stay away from those quirks. Arcane trivia FTW!