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On Rakudo Star 2014.08:
$ perl6 -e 'my $job1 = start { say "started job 1"; sleep 4; say "finished job
1"}; my $job2 = start { say "started job 2"; sleep 4; say "finished job 2"};
await $job1, $job2'
In most cases I get expected result:
started job 1
started job 2
... 4 seconds wait time
finished job 2
finished job 1
But sometimes promises are executed synchronously:
started job 1
... 4 seconds wait time
finished job 1
started job 2
... 4 seconds wait time
finished job 2
Looks like they are assigned to the same thread despite other threads being
unused.
My common-sense assumption was "If I spawn less Promises than available threads
they will be ALL executed in parallel".
But this behavior randomly ruins script performance.
