Post #1546602

@regehr In 2020 I did a talk about something similar; a wrapper executable around ld/lld/gold/whatever, that allowed to limit how many concurrent instances of a specific executable are executed at a particular time. If more than the specified limit were launched, they were queued and executed later. I even had an extension, that used an ML classifier to examine the parameters and input files passed to the linker and set the limit dynamically. I still have the PDF and code if you're interested.