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Got error and not work on benchmarking function with some non alphanumerics such space like this

use Benchmark 'cmpthese' 

use strict;
sub strMulti{return $_[0]x3}
sub strConcat{return $_[0].$_[0].$_[0]};

sub cmpstr{
 cmpthese(-2, {
  'string multiplier', "print &strMulti($_[0])",
  'string concat', "print &strConcat($_[0])"  }
 )
}

&cmpstr('foo bar')

Can't locate object method "foo" via package "bar" (perhaps you forgot
+ to load "bar"?) at (eval 176)
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and very likely many more failure on passing many other than alphanumeric characters
also got error but can't reproduce the exact issue, just sure kinda this

runloop unable to compile '&cmpstr( <html lang="en">
<body class="no-script">
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... when it contains a HTML
Please help out solving the benchamark to be able compare such needs, thanks before

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