Programming Comparisons: Infinite Hello

Problem: the shortest possible complete program in a given language which, when run, prints "hello\n" forever.

sh: 9 yes hello

befunge-98: 11 a"olleh"6k,

false: 14 [1]["hello "]#

sed: 14 :l i\ hello bl

dc: 15 [[hello ]Pdx]dx

vi: 16 :map g ohello^V^[g

ruby: 17 loop{puts'hello'}

lisp: 20 (loop(print"hello"))

perl: 20 print"hello "while 1

postscript: 20 {(hello\n)print}loop

python: 20 while 1:print"hello"

tcl: 20 while 1 {puts hello}

basic: 22 1 PRINT "hello" GOTO 1

php: 23 <?for(;;)echo"hello "?>

awk: 24 {while(1)print("hello")}

troff: 24 .de x .tm hello .x .. .x

prolog: 25 repeat,write(hello),\+nl.

c: 29 main(){for(;;)puts("hello");}

forth: 31 begin s" hello" type cr 0 until

gnu smalltalk: 33 [1>0]whileTrue:['hello'displayNl]

scheme: 35 (do()(#f)(display"hello")(newline))

ocaml: 36 while 1>0do print_endline"hello"done

f77: 42 1 PRINT*,'HELLO' GOTO1 END

haskell: 44 module Main where main=putStr$cycle"hello\n"

pascal: 48 Program h;begin while 1>0do writeln('hello')end.

brainfuck: 60 ++++++++++[>+++++++++++>+<<-]>[------.---.+++++++..+++.->.<]

modula3: 64 MODULE Main;IMPORT IO;BEGIN LOOP IO.Put("hello\n");END END Main.

java: 80 class H{public static void main(String[]a){for(;;)System.out.println("hello");}}

intercal: 155 DO,1<-#6 DO,1SUB#1<-#234 DO,1SUB#2<-#112 DO,1SUB#3<-#112 DO,1SUB#4<-#0 DO,1SUB#5<-#64 DO,1SUB#6<-#166 PLEASECOMEFROM(10) PLEASEREADOUT,1 (10)DO,1SUB#1<-#58