In Verilog, you cannot have an end name without a begin name.
VERILOG
always begin
end : alwVERILOG
always begin : alw
end : alwSigasi offers a Quick Fix for this issue. In the above example, it would add the name ‘alw’ after the ‘begin’.
End name without begin name
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