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# Project description
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This project covers the development of re-usable HDL cores for FPGAs.
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Although there are no strict rules on practices, there is an emerging
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coherency developing around the concept of Wishbone-based design. We
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collaborated in the update of the [Document](/project/hdl-core-lib/wikis/Documents/Wishbone-B4-Specification) to include a pipelined
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mode which enhances communication with high-latency high-throughput
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devices, such as DDR RAM controllers. Another important development is
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the [Wishbone slave
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This project covers the development of re-usable HDL cores for FPGAs,
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each of which is a separate sub-project. Although there are no strict
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rules on practices, there is an emerging coherency developing around the
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concept of Wishbone-based design. We collaborated in the update of the
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[Document](/project/hdl-core-lib/wikis/Documents/Wishbone-B4-Specification) to include a pipelined mode which enhances communication
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with high-latency high-throughput devices, such as DDR RAM controllers.
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Another important development is the [Wishbone slave
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generator](https://www.ohwr.org/project/wishbone-gen), which helps in
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the repetitive task of creating Wishbone slaves in VHDL and Verilog. For
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VHDL development, please use the [Document](/project/hdl-core-lib/wikis/Documents/VHDL-coding-guidelines).
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