To build the targets of an SBS project, you use CMake:
To build the targets of an SBS project you use CMake:
```sh
mkdir build
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Prompting `./sbs -h` will print the help message.
To build all the targets with the SBS script, you just need to do:
To build all the targets with the SBS script you just need to do:
```sh
./sbs
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## SBS Internals
Normally, to compile code with Miosix you would have to choose the target board in `miosix/config` and execute Miosix's Makefile (see the [Miosix Guide](https://miosix.org/wiki/index.php?title=Quick_start)).
Since in boardcore we have many entrypoints to build, and we don't want to write a custom Makefile for each one of them, SBS generates them for us filling the `Makefile.template` with the values defined in `sbs.conf`. Each Makefile is generated into the `build/` folder and executed to compile the corresponding binary, which is generated in the `bin/` folder.
Normally, to compile code with Miosix you would have to choose the target board in `miosix/config` and execute Miosix's Makefile (see the [Miosix Guide](https://miosix.org/wiki/index.php?title=Quick_start)).
