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## SBS
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**Building**
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#### Building
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SBS's standard usage is building a board's firmware, which can be done with:
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```sh
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./sbs -b *boardname*
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./sbs -b *entrypoint_name*
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```
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If you omit the `-b` option all entrypoints will be compiled.
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You can also use the `-v` option (verbose). If you omit the `-b` option all entrypoints will be compiled.
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**Other options**
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#### Other options
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In order to get a list of all the possible entrypoints you can use the `-l` option.
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You can also use the `-v` option (verbose output log).
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Prompting `./sbs --help` will print the options menu.
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