I think this does what you want. 
use strict;
open (INFILE, "<infile") or die "could not open file";
open (OUTFILE, ">outfile") or die "could not open file";
<INFILE>; # dump the header on the first line
while (<INFILE>) {
    print OUTFILE join(" ", (split "~", $_)[0,3]), "\n";
}
close INFILE;
close OUTFILE;

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outfile will now contain 
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx 444912
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx 966656
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx 190994
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx 194417
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx 916765
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx 955515

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--UPDATE--

After thinking about this at lunch. This could be a one liner.

perl -e '$,=" ";while (<>) {print ((split "~", $_)[0,3],"\n") if (/~/)
+}'<infile >outfile

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or even 
perl -aF/~/ -ne '$,=" ";print (@F[0,3],"\n") if /~/' infile >outfile

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flounder

In reply to Re: match from a file and output to another by flounder99
in thread match from a file and output to another by amoura

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