Trying to create syntax checking for Perl

I would like to have a quick way to check the syntax of the current Perl file. Suppose we have following incorrect file:

#!/usr/bin/perl sub aaa { dfgdf dfgdfg if ) {} sub bbb { } 

When we run perl -c ./test.pl from terminal we get:

syntax error at ./test.pl line 5, near "if ) " Missing right curly or square bracket at ./test.pl line 7, at end of line ./test.pl had compilation errors. 

Ideally, I would like to have quickfix window to be shown if errors are present:

syntax error near "if ) " <- points to ./test.pl line 5 Missing right curly or square bracket at end of line <- points to ./test.pl line 7 

I created the following function:

function! CheckPerlSyntax() let mp = &makeprg let ef = &errorformat let exeFile = expand("%:t") setlocal makeprg=perl\ -c\ % set efm=%m\ at\%f\ line\ %l make " copen let &makeprg = mp let &errorformat = ef endfunc 

The algorithm was:

1. Change make command to run perl -c current-file
2. Parse the error messages
3. Populate quickfix list from the
4. Show the quickfix window

What I got so far:

1. "perl -c" really runs, but I see the terminal output, is it possible to run it silently? I tried silent
2. The parsing is incorrect, I can't jump to the line from the list.
3. Will it be wise to set make program and errorformat for all the perl files as autocommand and not set and reset it in this function?
4. Is it possible to populate the local list and not the global quickfix list?