Comment 5 for bug 679164

I'm not sure if running several instances of nona or enblend parallel is a good idea. Both program can use several threads/core parallel. So running several instance of nona parallel can result in unwanted blocking behavior of the different threads. Also the programs needs often a lot of free memory. So when running several threads parallel this is amplified. This can be to relieved to some amount by restricting the number of threads in the preferences.
Some idea: Would it help to call make with the -j1 switch, also "make -f makefile -j1 info test all clean"? Or do you think, that's a wrong way?