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I'm sure it's a simple thing but the code explorer window seems stuck looking at the cydwr file and says it's not a supported type. How do you get it to realize that you are looking in the main.c file etc...
Code explorer will always take the file which is currently open, I think you are seeing .cydwr file when code explorer is giving this error. You just need to open the main.c, then the code explorer will work as expected.
Code explorer will always take the file which is currently open, I think you are seeing .cydwr file when code explorer is giving this error. You just need to open the main.c, then the code explorer will work as expected.
I've resolved this problem as an issue with running PSOC Creator under Parallels on a mac. Things just don't work as well as they should and sometimes this happens. I switched to vmware which ran a little better but ultimately just ended up getting a PC to run this on. It runs much better under a clean PC environment. Thanks for folks help.
