Which IDE is Best for Verifone EDC Programming

I am currently using the Source Initiative to program EDC for payment. but that's not a good ideal. I cannot compile directly from this idea. I am currently adding project files and then making changes and compiling programs using the script package. this process is very error prone and tedious.

I searched the net for an IDE to develop an EDC application in verifone devices, but I couldn't get any specific answer. verifone has no ideal of its own. even if it might be for their internal use.

Can you help me by suggesting which IDE can be used to develop Verifone EDC applications. I tried to build eclipse and qt. but couldnt generate lib symbols in it.

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I'm not familiar with "EDC" regarding VeriFone, but for my Verix, VerixV and eVo projects, I use Visual Studio. You need to refine it a bit to get it working, but after a few tweaks, you're all set up and ready to go and you can build from the IDE, sign your output, move files to the appropriate locations, etc. You will also get intellisense (with some caveats) and the ability to customize it for different platforms based on your solution configuration.

If you decide to go that route, here are some of the options you will need (and I'll be honest - I don't remember which ones I explicitly set and which ones were already in this case). To find them, right click on the project and go to properties. Let's say you - the program is calledmyProgram

  • In the General section, make sure the configuration type is Makefile

  • "VC ++ directories"
    • Executable directories = $ (PATH);
    • Include Directories = $ (EVOVMAC) \ include; $ (EVOVMAC) \ template
  • "NMake"
    • Build string = NMAKE / i / f myProgram.smk Config = $ (Config)
    • Rebuild entire command line = NMAKE / i / f myProgram.smk / a Config = $ (Config)
    • Output = myprogram.exe
    • Include search path = (include files in myprogram); $ (EVOVCS) Enable; $ (EVOSDK) \ include; $ (EVOACT) Enable; $ (EVOVMAC) Enable; $ (NMakeIncludeSearchPath)


Please note that you may need to edit this last a bit

This should be enough to get you started. There are several other things you can do to your makefile to automatically do this or that, depending on your needs.

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