VHDL1068: Functions should always return a value

Summary

Reliability	Security	Maintainability	Code attribute	Effort to fix	Tags

HIGH	-	-	Intentionality \| Logical	20min	synthesis, bug-finder, do254, do254-cp9, linty-ultra

A function that does not always return a value is likely a coding mistake. All paths of a function should return a value.

function my_function (i : in integer) return std_logic is
begin
  if i > 5 then
    return '0';
  end if;
end;

function my_function (i : in integer) return std_logic is
begin
  if i > 5 then
    return '0';
  else
    return '1';
  end if;
end;

No parameters.