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Author: coke

doc/Language/5to6-perlfunc.pod6

@@ -478,12 +478,12 @@ Currently unimplemented.
 There is no built-in `fork` function. While it's possible to call it using
 NativeCall, it's highly unlikely that the resulting process will be usable.
 
-Perl 6 provides extensive support for, and internally uses, threads. However,
+Perl 6 provides extensive support for, and internally uses, threads. However,
 `fork` only clones the thread that called `fork`, resulting in a process that
 will be missing its other threads, which will have been in unknown states and
-probably holding locks. Even if a Perl 6 program doesn't knowingly start any
+probably holding locks. Even if a Perl 6 program doesn't knowingly start any
 threads, the compiler may create some of its own in the process of precompilation,
-and the VMs that Perl 6 runs on also create their own internal worker threads for
+and the VMs that Perl 6 runs on also create their own internal worker threads for
 doing things like optimization and GC in the background. Thus, the presence of
 threads is pretty much assured, and there's no reasonable way to make `fork`
 reliably work in this case.