I get the same error running under mingw/msys. But if I take away the command line stuff: 
  map
{map{print       chr }/\d
    {3}/gx      }join q{},
     split/\s/sx,q(0741171151
       16032097110111116104101
            114 032   080  10 1
            114 108   032  104 
            09  70     99   10
            7   1      0     1
            1    1    4      0
            4     4  )       ;

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It works flawlessly. And is still nicely camelicious.


TGI says moo

In reply to Re^3: Camel JAPH by TGI
in thread Camel JAPH by agianni

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