We found in the past if I recall correctly that infinite while(true) loops do not perform the correctness test and if one creates their own form of breaking out of it then it becomes much faster. I bench marked this against C++ in a thread here a while back and found that the while true loops were on par with C++ loops. Not quite as fast but damn close. The for-loops I believe it were however were significantly slower.
Sorry its been a while since I coded in basic so here is sudo code for a for a = 0 to 100 loop
a = 0;
while(true)
{
a = a + 1
if A > 100 break;
}
Sorry if that does not make sense. It has been a while since I used DB but perhaps someone could provide a better example if need be.
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