int freeblocks = 2;
while(1)
{
  if(freeblocks > 0)
  {
    freeblocks--;       
    WriteCrapToVCPPDebug("test\n");
  }
}

if(freeblocks==1)
  freeblocks=0;
if(freeblocks==2)
  freeblocks=1;

int freeblocks = 2;while(freeblocks > 0){   freeblocks--;          WriteCrapToVCPPDebug("test\n");} 

quote:Original post by Extrarius
How do you know it is always true? Do you get lots of ''test'' in your log?
You are never breaking out of the loops even when freeblocks is less than or equal to zero. You probably want:

int freeblocks = 2;while(freeblocks > 0){   freeblocks--;          WriteCrapToVCPPDebug("test\n");}  

Or, if you must keep your current format with the if inside the loop, you need to add an "else break;" after the if so it exits the loop.

quote:Original post by Extrarius
Unless, of course, your exit condition is something other than that if statement in which of course you are right =-P

quote:
If it is always greater than 0, then the problem might be that it is incrementing it when it shouldn't be so it never does go below 0. Have you tried outputting the value of the variable so you can see if that is the case? Or use a debugger and watch the variable in the loop?