IrDecoder::decode(char *buffer, std::uint64_t length) ignores function parameters.

[jsarbakatmarketfactorydotcom]

I would like to use this decode method (listed below), however it ignores the provided buffer. The subsequent call to decodeIr() munges an m_buffer pointing to null memory.

I don't want to have to call the file-based decode method.

It's an operational hassle to have to reference an sbeir file everytime a tool needs it. It would be much simpler if (c++ based) tools could simply reference the sbeir file contents that is embedded in the program. But to do this, one must be able to pass an sbeir bytearray into a decode method that doesn't ignore it.

Would you please provide a way to pass in the buffer and length to the decode method? Perhaps an overloaded version of decode will do.

Thank you.
Joe

int decode(char *buffer, std::uint64_t length)
{
m_length = length;
return decodeIr();
}

[tmontgomery]

The method should now be usable.

However, you do realize that:

1. The SBEIR file must be generated for use by C++ anyway (as opposed to Java, which could get away without using a file and instead use the schema directly), and
2. That the IrDecoder object is meant to be reused between messages, etc. and should only need to be decoded once