Thread: Breaking out of a loop

I'm just confused to think of a simple method to do this but

Code:

while (1) {

          length = recvfrom(s, buffer, BUF_SIZE, 0, NULL, NULL);

           if (eh->h_proto == ETH_P_NULL && memcmp( (const void*)eh->h_dest, (const void*)src_mac, ETH_MAC_LEN) == 0 ) {
			/* Comparing the Ethertype*/
			if(memcmp((void*)(etherhead+14), FCoe,2) == 0 || memcmp((void*)(etherhead+14),FIP,2) == 0){
				Ethfrm->ptr = (struct FCfrm_t *)(&Ethfrm->pad);  // Ethfrm pointer 
			} else if(memcmp((void*)(etherhead+14), VLAN,2) == 0){
				Ethfrm->ptr = (struct FCfrm_t *)(&Ethfrm->reserved);
				printf("VLAN HEADER\n");
				if((etherhead[16]& 0x10) == 0x10){
					//printf("readint %02X \n",etherhead[16]);
					printEthfrm(Ethfrm);
					//break;
				}
			} else {
				printEthfrm(Ethfrm);
				//break;
			}
		
			/* Setting the FCframe_t StructureStart Pointer to the EthernetFrame*/
			Ethfrm->ptr->StructureStart = Ethfrm;
                       ....
			.....
			....
             }
}

Everytime i break i break out of the while loop but I want to break out of the if statement with the true arguement and I'm kinda not sure how to do it simply without just overdoing it.

Sorry bout that so like this is my setup and theres alot more code underneath. So I don't know where to put the if(!arguement)anymore but I need it so i do a printEthfrm(). Then just exit out of the if (eh->h_proto == ETH_P_NULL && memcmp( (const void*)eh->h_dest, (const void*)src_mac, ETH_MAC_LEN) == 0 ) statement and start back to the revcfrom() portion of the code.

Originally Posted by kiros88

Sorry bout that so like this is my setup and theres alot more stuff so iono where to do the if(!blah)anymore but I need it so i do a printEthfrm() then just exit out of the if statement and go back to the revcfrom()

You need to end your sentences with periods. I have no idea what you are trying to say.