SBS (*Skyward Build System*) is the build system used to compile boardcore's entrypoints, which are written for Miosix and need to be compiled for a specific target board.
SBS (_Skyward Build System_) is the build system used to compile boardcore's entrypoints, which are written for Miosix and need to be compiled for a specific target board.
SBS lets you specify the target board and custom includes and defines for each entrypoint, as well as grouping useful drivers in a library to reuse them in different entrypoints.
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SBS's standard usage is building a board's firmware, which can be done with:
```sh
./sbs -b*entrypoint_name*
./sbs -b<entrypoint_name>
```
If you omit the `-b` option all entrypoints will be compiled.
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#### Standard MIOSIX build
-**Makefile**: main Makefile, used to compile the *main.cpp*. Lists the files to compile (`SRC:=`), the libraries to include (`INCLUDE:=`) and the directories to include (`INCLUDE_DIRS:=`).
-**Makefile**: main Makefile, used to compile the _main.cpp_. Lists the files to compile (`SRC:=`), the libraries to include (`INCLUDE:=`) and the directories to include (`INCLUDE_DIRS:=`).
-**miosix/Makefile**: Makefile for the kernel sources.
-**miosix/config/Makefile.inc**: specifies compiler flags, the target board and all board-specific configurations (Clock speed, linker script location, XRAM etc...).
