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...A1", A2", A3" To complicate things, groups A can contain fewer atoms than group B(currently supported on ELF!) -- This happens in environments where the user tried to compile object files and forgot to compile the rest of the object files. _*Problem*_ Its easier to only set the _replaceAtoms[A] = B and the Resolver could just remove B in this case. Inorder to remove all the atoms in Group B, B and all its layout-after references need to be iterated. The problem is still the _replacedAtoms map that needs to be set before all the atoms in B can be coalesced. _*Solution*_ A way to ac...

..., A3" > > To complicate things, groups A can contain fewer atoms than group B(currently supported on ELF!) -- This happens in environments where the user tried to compile object files and forgot to compile the rest of the object files. > > Problem > Its easier to only set the _replaceAtoms[A] = B and the Resolver could just remove B in this case. > > Inorder to remove all the atoms in Group B, B and all its layout-after references need to be iterated. The problem is still the _replacedAtoms map that needs to be set before all the atoms in B can be coalesced. > > Solutio...

...t; >> To complicate things, groups A can contain fewer atoms than group B(currently supported on ELF!) -- This happens in environments where the user tried to compile object files and forgot to compile the rest of the object files. >> >> Problem >> Its easier to only set the _replaceAtoms[A] = B and the Resolver could just remove B in this case. >> >> Inorder to remove all the atoms in Group B, B and all its layout-after references need to be iterated. The problem is still the _replacedAtoms map that needs to be set before all the atoms in B can be coalesced. >> &g...