Exits one or more enclosing FOR, REPEAT, or WHILE loops.

    Format

      EXITLOOP  [integer]

1  –  Parameters

 integer

    A decimal integer that specifies the number of nested loops to
    exit from. The default is 1.

2  –  Description

    Use the EXITLOOP command to exit one or more enclosing FOR,
    REPEAT, or WHILE loops.

    Related commands:

       FOR
       REPEAT
       WHILE

3  –  Example

  DBG> WHILE 1 DO (STEP; IF X .GT. 3 THEN EXITLOOP)

      The WHILE 1 command generates an endless loop that executes a
      STEP command with each iteration. After each STEP, the value
      of X is tested. If X is greater than 3, the EXITLOOP command
      terminates the loop (Fortran example).