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How to see if a struct in struct pointer contains an element

I have a struct defined as:

typedef struct ltsaNode {
   int call;
   int action;
   ltsaNode *nextActions;
   ltsaNode *sibling;
} ltsaNode;

And a struct pointer *wanted and an int i

I want to check if any of the structs in wanted has call equal to i .

My current solution:

BOOL a = FALSE;
for(;wanted!= NULL;wanted->sibling)
{
    if(wanted->call == i)
    {
        a=TRUE;
        break;
    }
}

Is there a better or faster way to do this ?

This is what you are looking for I guess.

BOOL a = FALSE;
for(; wanted != NULL; wanted = wanted->sibling)
{
    if(wanted->call == i)
    {
        a = TRUE;
        break;
    }
}

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