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Author: jonathanstowe

lib/Language/concurrency.pod

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 =SUBTITLE Concurrency and Asynchronous Programming
 
-In common with most modern programming languages Perl 6 is designed
-to L<support concurrency|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concurrent_computing>
-(allowing more than one thing to happen at the
-same time,) and asynchronous programming (sometime called event driven
-or reactive programming - that is an event or change in some part of a
-program may lead to an event or change in some other part of the program
+In common with most modern programming languages Perl 6 is designed to
+L<support concurrency|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concurrent_computing>
+(allowing more than one thing to happen at the same time,) and
+asynchronous programming (sometime called event driven or reactive
+programming - that is an event or change in some part of a program
+may lead to an event or change in some other part of the program
 asynchronously to the program flow. )
 
 The aim of the Perl concurrency design is to provide a high-level,
-composable, consistent
-interface regardless of how a virtual machine may implement it for a
-particular operating system, through layers of facilities as described
-below.
+composable, consistent interface regardless of how a virtual machine
+may implement it for a particular operating system, through layers of
+facilities as described below.
 
 =begin comment