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.. _DEV:Roadmap:
Roadmap | Future Improvements
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We have several axes for `GHDL` improvements:
* Synthesis
* Full support of VHDL-2008
* Optimization (simulation speed)
* Better diagnostics messages (warning and error)
* Graphical tools (to see waves and to debug)
* Style checks
* VITAL acceleration
* Documentation
* Development/Synthesis. Synthesis, ghdlsynth-beta, formal verification, etc. Copy the 'Usage' section from ghdlsynth's README (https://github.com/1138-4EB/ghdlsynth-beta#usage).
* Development/libghdl. How to interact with GHDL through ``libghdl`` and/or ``libghdl-py``.
* Development/Related Projects. Brief discussion about similarities/differences with other open source projects such as rust_hdl or pyVHDLParser.
* Usage/Docker. Probably copy/convert :file:`README.md` and :file:`USE_CASES.md` in ghdl/docker :ghdlsharp:`166`.
* Usage/Language Server.
* Usage/Examples/Coverage. Code coverage in GHDL is a side effect of using GCC as a backend. In the future, GCC backend support might be dropped in favour of mcode and LLVM. To do so, code coverage with LLVM should be supported first. Anyway, comments/bits of info should be gathered somewhere in the docs, along with references to gcov, lcov, etc.
* Usage/Examples/UART. Dossmatik's UART and unisim guides. We have ``*.doc`` sources to be converted to Sphinx.
* Usage/Examples/Free Range VHDL. https://github.com/fabriziotappero/Free-Range-VHDL-book
* It is possible to add waveforms with wavedrom, since there is a sphinx extension available.
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