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/*

 * @test

 * @bug 4053875

 * @summary Verify correct treatment of '|', '&', and '^' in constant expression

 *          controlling loop. No 'return' statements are necessary, as the loops

 *          cannot terminate normally.

 *

 * @author maddox

 *

 * @run compile ConstantInfiniteWhile.java

public class ConstantInfiniteWhile {

  int test1() {

    while ( false | true ) {}

  }

  int test2() {

    while ( true & true ) {}

  }

  int test3() {

    while ( false ^ true ) {}

  }

  // Just for grins...  (included in original bug report)

  int test4() {

    while ( false == false ) {}

  }

  int test5() {

    while ( 1 != 0 ) {}

  }

  int test6() {

    while ( 1 + 2 > 0 ) {}

  }

  int test7() {

    while ( true ? true : false ) {}

  }

}