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...s in B can be coalesced. _*Solution*_ A way to accomplish this could be to A) Use the in-group reference along with the layout-after reference. The in-group reference for atoms in the group B are going to contain B as the root of the group. B) Another way is that we could have a Atom attribute coalescedAway() which would be set for all atoms that we want to remove. This would also need in-group references. I am ok with either of the methods (A) or (B) but inclined towards (B). Thanks Shankar Easwaran -- Qualcomm Innovation Center, Inc. is a member of Code Aurora Forum, hosted by the Linux Foun...

...t;> A way to accomplish this could be to >> >> A) Use the in-group reference along with the layout-after reference. The in-group reference for atoms in the group B are going to contain B as the root of the group. >> >> B) Another way is that we could have a Atom attribute coalescedAway() which would be set for all atoms that we want to remove. This would also need in-group references. >> >> I am ok with either of the methods (A) or (B) but inclined towards (B). > I was thinking both A & B. That is how I do it with the darwin linker. When a group is parsed, th...

...> Solution > A way to accomplish this could be to > > A) Use the in-group reference along with the layout-after reference. The in-group reference for atoms in the group B are going to contain B as the root of the group. > > B) Another way is that we could have a Atom attribute coalescedAway() which would be set for all atoms that we want to remove. This would also need in-group references. > > I am ok with either of the methods (A) or (B) but inclined towards (B). I was thinking both A & B. That is how I do it with the darwin linker. When a group is parsed, the signature...