How to overcome pointless C++ compiler warnings elegantly?

Question

This question is not bound to any specific compiler warning, the following is just an example.

Currently when I want a loop that checks an exit condition inside:

Answer 1

What could be -- realistically implementable -- more elegant that a single line of:

 #pragma warning ( suppress : 4127 )

(I can't use this as I'm still on VS2005 where this doesn't work for all warnings.)

Certainly, for your case for(;;) could be the pragmatic approach, but in general

How to overcome pointless C++ compiler warnings elegantly?

I'd say disable them project wide. (there pointless after all). And, to variate

How to overcome false-positve C++ compiler warnings elegantly?

I'd say, a single preprocessor line seems quite OK already.