ID:13281 Verilog HDL or VHDL warning at <location>: conditional expression evaluates to a constant

CAUSE: In a Verilog Design File (.v) or a VHDL Design File (.vhd), you used a condition expression that evaluates to a static constant. That is, the condition expression does not depend on compile-time or run-time information, but can be evaluated fully when Quartus Prime Integrated Synthesis parses the expression during analysis. As a result, some branches of your HDL source code may be unused and have no impact on the design. For example, in the following Verilog HDL code, the If Statement has a constant literal in its condition; consequently, the Else branch is never executed.
always@(a or b) begin
	if(1'b1) begin
		o = a ^ b;
	end
	else begin // this branch is dead code 		o = a | b;
	end
end

            

ACTION: If you intended this behavior to occur, no action is required, although you can prevent this message in the future by removing the unnecessary conditional code from the design. Otherwise, check the design for mistakes.