I'm affected by this bug too (at least that what it seems to me)
I'm using Ubuntu 13.04 and all packages are out of the default repositories.
I have 10GB ram and 20GB swap-space, but somehow the swap didn't get filled
more than 10% when this error happened (which seems kind of strange to me)
For you, I'd think it is easiest to do:
apt-get source enblend
apt-get build-deps enblend
cd enblend-version
dpkg-buildpackage
Now you've rebuilt your distro's version with those options. Now you
have a source directory that you know compiles and you can tune to your
liking.
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btw. -- is there a way to skip the nona part and directly call enblend only?
I found this name.pto.mk file and thought it might be a shellscript, but
running it like a shell script didn't work out that well.
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Okey, so I'm home again. My self-built enblend 4.1.1 failed really fast,
again with the same error:
enblend: out of memory
enblend: std::bad_alloc
But my dstat output of that time shows that the memory was nearly empty...
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=B9sjQaK9
So I'm gonna try the compiling
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