in reply to Too late for "-T"?
in thread Is this safe??
It's probably because you're running it as
perl foo.pl
When the first line of the script looks something like:
#!c:\perl\bin\perl -T
Just change the command line to perl -T foo.pl, or execute the script directly (i.e. don't run it through the interpreter on the command line) and you're golden.
P.S. "P.C." usually refers to the archictecture (i386), I understand you as meaning "Windows," my apologies if that assumption is incorrect.
HTH
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