Fix for perl v5.18.2 in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS#1
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Apparently the new perl does not like the foreach syntax with qw() without surrounding the array in parenthesis, so it crashes.
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The latest upgrade to Perl in my system does not like the foreach syntax with qw() without surrounding the array in parenthesis, so it crashes. Adding the parenthesis seems to fix the problem.
Also, I have the impression of having seen some warnings about this before.