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Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
8 years agoNot really - dealing with errors is up to you. There is no "standard" way of dealing with it, as the modules are behaving outside of the desired standard.
You have 3 choices: 1. Fix the broken module 2. Assume it all works as per the standard, and point the finger of blame at the other module when it doesnt work (so that it gets fixed) 3. Trap the error, log it, and recover. If you are really paranoid, then 3 is the only answer. But in reality, you should be writing and verifying modules thoroughly