return init;
return new JEmptyStatement(null, null);
    private static JStatement makeForLoop(JStatement body,					  String var,					  JExpression count) {	// make init statement - assign zero to <var>.  We need to use	// an expression list statement to follow the convention of	// other for loops and to get the codegen right.	JExpression initExpr[] = {	    new JAssignmentExpression(null,				      new JFieldAccessExpression				      (null, 				       new JThisExpression(null),var),				      new JIntLiteral(0)) };	JStatement init = new JExpressionListStatement(null, initExpr, null);	// if count==0, just return init statement	if (count instanceof JIntLiteral) {	    int intCount = ((JIntLiteral)count).intValue();	    if (intCount<=0) {		// return assignment statement		return init;	    }	}	// make conditional - test if <var> less than <count>	JExpression cond = 	    new JRelationalExpression(null,				      Constants.OPE_LT,				      new JFieldAccessExpression				      (null, 				       new JThisExpression(null),				       var),				      count);	JExpression incrExpr = 	    new JPostfixExpression(null, 				   Constants.OPE_POSTINC, 				   new JFieldAccessExpression				   (null, 				    new JThisExpression(null),				    var));	JStatement incr = 	    new JExpressionStatement(null, incrExpr, null);	return new JForStatement(null, init, cond, incr, body, null);    }