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    The document describes a state machine process with an initial state of State_0x. It has a switch case statement to process the current state and code to transition to the next state if a state_changed flag is true, otherwise it runs steady state code. It then returns to the main process to repeat the cycle.

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    The document describes a state machine process with an initial state of State_0x. It has a switch case statement to process the current state and code to transition to the next state if a state_changed flag is true, otherwise it runs steady state code. It then returns to the main process to repeat the cycle.

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    Visio-FSM Flow Diag

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    m0khz
    The document describes a state machine process with an initial state of State_0x. It has a switch case statement to process the current state and code to transition to the next state if a state_changed flag is true, otherwise it runs steady state code. It then returns to the main process to repeat the cycle.

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    Main ()
    State_0x

    Switch Case
    State_0x
    statement

    Process state
    State_Changed True transition
    code

    No False

    Change Process
    state_changed steady state
    flag = true code

    Yes

    Change state
    variable to
    State_Changed
    set next
    sequence

    Return to
    main ()

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