Is WHILE TRUE…BREAK…END WHILE a good design?

WHILE TRUE
    OpenAFile
    IF Failed
        BREAK
    ENDIF

    DoSomething
    IF NOT OK
        BREAK
    ENDIF

    ...etc...

    BREAK

END WHILE

BREAK

BREAK

BREAK

BREAK

BREAK

#define BEGIN_AE_HANDLER while (true) {
#define END_AE_HANDLER break; }
#AE_CHECK_ERROR(exp) if ((exp) != noErr) { break; }

/* code snippet */
OSErr err = noErr;
BEGIN_AE_HANDLER
    AE_CHECK_ERROR(err = AECreateAppleEvent( /* ... */ ));

    AE_CHECK_ERROR(err = AEPutAttributePtr( /* ... */ ));
    /* dozens of other lines, my AppleEvents are wordy */
END_AE_HANDLER
if (err != noErr) { /* tada */ }

OpenAFile
IF Failed GOTO TheEnd
DoSomething
IF NOT OK GOTO TheEnd
...etc...
TheEnd:

int f(int x, int y) {
    if (y < 0) { // or some other error condition
       return 0; // or throw exception
    }
    ... // perform operations
 }

int f(int x, int y) {
    if (0 <= y) { // or some other error condition
       ... // perform operations
    } else {
       return 0;
    }
 }

do { ... } while(false); // or whatever it's written in VB

do { ... } while(false); // or whatever it's written in VB

do { ... } while(false); // or whatever it's written in VB

WHILE TRUE
    OpenAFile
    IF Failed
        BREAK
    ENDIF

    DoSomething
    IF NOT OK
        BREAK
    ENDIF

    ...etc...

    BREAK

END WHILE

try {
  if (!OpenAFile()) throw new StackOverflowException(); //throws an exception? otherwise the next line would be needed

  if (!DoSomething()) throw new StackOverflowException();

  etc
} catch (StackOverflowException soex) {
  //do nothing, but it can only come from 2 places
}

OpenAFile
If Failed Then Throw New IOException("Unable to open file.")
DoSomething
If Not OK Then Throw New ApplicationException("Couldn't DoSomething.")

Public Function TryToDoStuff( ... ) As Boolean
    Try
        OpenAFile
        DoSomething
    Catch ioex As IOException
        Return False
    End Try
    Return True
End Function

do {
  doSomething();
  if (error)
    break;
  et c.
} while (false);

loopname:
    loop
        ...
        exit loopname when ...condition...;
        ...
    end loop loopname;