As you can see I set the power as 0.
But I can still detect tags on the Inventory page.
It looks like it doesn't work setting the power.

Hi,

Today we use Firebase Crashlytics to track crashes.
It reported several crashes related to - (void)decodePacketsInBufferAsync; in CSLBleReader.m.
But the function has about 700 lines of code so it's very difficult to investigate crashes.
Could you divide the function into small functions? (i.e: that includes less than 30 lines of codes)
It will be very helpful for us to investigate crashes.

Thanks

Could you check - (void)decodePacketsInBufferAsync; in the CSLBleReader.m

NSUInteger findIndex = [filteredBuffer indexOfObject:barcode inSortedRange:searchRange options:NSBinarySearchingInsertionIndex | NSBinarySearchingFirstEqual usingComparator:^(id obj1, id obj2) { NSString* str1=((CSLReaderBarcode*)obj1).barcodeValue; NSString* str2=((CSLReaderBarcode*)obj2).barcodeValue; return [str1 compare:str2 options:NSCaseInsensitiveSearch]; }];
Here sometimes obj1 is CSLBleTag object and obj2 is CSLReaderBarcode.
So NSString* str1=((CSLReaderBarcode*)obj1).barcodeValue; crashes.

Suggetion:
You can add some filter functions above the codes so that we can handle only CSLReaderBarcode objects, what do you think?

Ditto

NSUInteger findIndex = [filteredBuffer indexOfObject:tag inSortedRange:searchRange options:NSBinarySearchingInsertionIndex | NSBinarySearchingFirstEqual usingComparator:^(id obj1, id obj2) { NSString* str1=((CSLBleTag*)obj1).EPC; NSString* str2=((CSLBleTag*)obj2).EPC; return [str1 compare:str2 options:NSCaseInsensitiveSearch]; }];
Here sometimes obj1 is CSLReaderBarcode and obj2 is CSLBleTag.
So NSString* str1=((CSLBleTag*)obj1).EPC; crashes.

While I run this project, CPU usage is about 100% once I connect to a handheld.
Could you investigate and fix it?