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How is Perl 6 providing support for data parallelism?

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How is Perl 6 providing support for data parallelism?

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When you use hyper operators, cross operators or reduction operators, you are telling the compiler that there are no data dependencies between the elements of the lists that you are operating on. This means that it is free to perform these operations in parallel. This probably will not be the default; you will likely have to use a pragma to specify that you want parallel execution over different sections of the array.

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