Fixed use of sizeof (Use it on a pointer is illegal) #1
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Before there was a sizeof(rxPtr) but that is illegal because in this way you are getting the size of the pointer.
In a 64 bit pc it will be 8 byte (64 bit), but on a 32 bit it will be 4.
So you say to libnfc that the destination array has a length of 4 bytes.
The UID length is 8 byte so if you read it on a 32 bit pc and say to libnfc that the destination length is 4, there will be an error.
So i fixed it and now there is the effective length.