History: Setting Up An Application - CodeBlocks - Linux

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!Introduction
This set of instructions will walk you through setting up a Code::Blocks C++ project from scratch.  When you have finished this tutorial you will be able to compile a working Ogre Application and you will be ready to start the ((Basic Tutorials)).

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!Prerequisites
Follow the instruction at ((Building Your Projects With CMake)) to setup a CMake project.

!Creating an Ogre project with CMake and CodeBlocks
!!CMake GUI
Start cmake-gui and choose source directory and build directory.
Then click '''Configure''' and choose the CodeBlocks makefile generator:
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After '''Configure''' click once on '''Generate''' to get a working CodeBlocks project.

!!Open CodeBlocks project
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!!Build
From within CodeBlocks, build the project (All) and then choose the '''install''' target and build that:
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!!Success
Select '''OgreApp''' as target and run/debug it:
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!Conclusion
CodeBlocks is a good development environment, and since CMake has a working generator for it, it is a matter of minutes to get your Ogre project up and running with CodeBlocks.