while function bug!? undefined handle....

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here is my code

while(nPadval[nNewR][nNewC] != self || nTerminal!= myTerminal )
	{
		nNewR += paraR;
		nNewC += paraC;
		nTerminal += paraT;
	}

and i got error about something like undefined handle.... (tidtable.c)
i dont know that "while" command cannot hold multiple arguments or not

the code above is for my simple board game(othello)

for example:: i am black stone(b) and opponent is white stone(w)

|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|
|     |     |     |     |     |     |
|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|
|     |     |  b  | w   |  X  |     |
|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|
|     |     |  w  | b   |     |     |
|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|

and i want to put my stone on X
so my code gonna find that from the X's position
where is the nearest 'b' is exist.

sorry if my english confused you
that the backgroud of program

now, i am debuging
hope someone can help me


well....
i got this code after i try to open the program
but when the program complied , no any error was found

_ptiddata __cdecl _getptd_noexit (
        void
        )
{
    _ptiddata ptd;
    DWORD   TL_LastError;

    TL_LastError = GetLastError();

    /*
     * Initialize FlsGetValue function pointer in TLS
     */
    __set_flsgetvalue();

    if ( (ptd = FLS_GETVALUE(__flsindex)) == NULL ) {
        /*
         * no per-thread data structure for this thread. try to create
         * one.
         */
        if ((ptd = _calloc_crt(1, sizeof(struct _tiddata))) != NULL) {

            if (FLS_SETVALUE(__flsindex, (LPVOID)ptd) ) {

                /*
                 * Initialize of per-thread data
                 */

                _initptd(ptd,NULL);

                ptd->_tid = GetCurrentThreadId();
                ptd->_thandle = (uintptr_t)(-1);
            }
            else {

                /*
                 * Return NULL to indicate failure
                 */

                _free_crt(ptd);
                ptd = NULL;
            }
        }
    }

    SetLastError(TL_LastError);

    return(ptd);
}