Answer Posted / guest

The value of i starts at 1 and increments from there. The
loop terminates when i <= 0.

For an unsigned value, this is only possible when i == 0.

For a signed value, incrementing a positive value by 1 will
eventually overflow within the binary word to become the
most negative value an integer can hold. The sequence is
thus (..., INT_MAX-1, INT_MAX, INT_MIN) and the loop
terminates, where INT_MAX and INT_MIN are the "most
positive" and "most negative" values for the word size used
on your machine.

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