mpl: consider root cluster location in coarse shaping#8132
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The changes look very simple. Are there any expected changes in results?
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I don't expect changes in the results. |
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clang-tidy review says "All clean, LGTM! 👍" |
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Needed for partial automated macro placement support.
The idea is that the fixed macros will also have to be considered at the root-level annealing when performing coarse shaping. (the root-level annealing prevents moving on to cluster placement with a set of macros that we can't fit in the core area).