| # Section 6.7.16: Break Statement |

This is a 'built-in' iter - which is actually part of the Sather language. Its purpose is to change the flow of control to leave the nearest looping environment and continue to execute following code.

#### Concrete Syntax

break statement = Break_SY, Iter_SY ;

#### Abstract Syntax

This statement type makes use of the built-in routine with the 'Break' identity. This is defined as in the following invariant -

Predefined_Call ::
id : token
args : Feature
impl : Feature
rval : [Value_Expression] ;
inv mk_Predefined_Call(expid,args,imp,val) ==
expid = Break
and len args = nil
and imp.impl = break_built_in()
and val = nil

#### Static Semantics

The well-formedness for this iterator is identically true.

#### Dynamic Semantics

The attach statement associates a new thread for the first argument with a method call which is its second argument.

break_built_in()
post true
errs Break_loop : true -> do_leave_loop
do_leave_loop()

TO BE DONE

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