On Mon, Jul 21, 2014 at 12:45:09PM -0400, Allen Mulvey wrote:
> (A single semicolon ';' can be used in place of the two braces '{}')

You mean like this:

	while (count <=3D (time * 10));

While true, it is easy to miss on subsequent reading, because it looks
so similar to a function call.

My C style brain would do this:

	int limit =3D time * 10;
	while (count <=3D limit) continue;

And then I'd dislike the <=3D and adjust it some more:

	int limit =3D time * 10 + 1;
	while (count < limit) continue;

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