RE: infinite loop

I end up declared a variable and do below for clarity:

D ENDLESSLOOP     c                   const('1')

 /free                                          
    dow ENDLESSLOOP;                            
    enddo;                                      
                                                
    . . . 
 /end-free                                        

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Not as intuitive but that would work.  That is what I used to do in fix
format until I found out that I can do (do *hival).  

Not sure why "do" is not supported in free format. 

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dow 1=1;  // perhaps?

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In fix format, I use to do below for infinite loop
C                do        *hival
 
 
is there a way to do this similar syntax in free format with declare a
variable?