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I am working on a project with rf2500 radio sensors and a state machine handles the whole fucntion of the sensor.. I have this while statement

Code:
while(state!=STATE_STATENINETYFIVE){
__bis_SR_register(LPM3_bits + GIE);
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}

which stop the sleep mode of the CPU every time the STATE_STATENINETYFIVE comes up. I want to make it like this

Code:
while((state!=STATE_ABRRECEIVE)||(state!=STATE_STATENINETYFIVE)){
__bis_SR_register(LPM3_bits + GIE);
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}

So if STATE_ABRRECEIVE or STATE_STATENINETYFIVE comes up exit the while too.

I read some previous post about and I thought to change the logical OR || with AND && but din't work for me... state is type of u_int8_t. Is it a logical error???

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