What arguments do you frequently use for Perl Interpreter and what do they mean

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abhishek jain

  • Dec 13th, 2006
 

Hi,The various command line arguments are -e executes the prog given as an argument-d start perl debugger on the file name specified as an argument-c compile the file given as an argumentThanks,Abhishek jain

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  • Sep 4th, 2007
 

There's also:

  • -T for taint mode for security/input-checking
  • -W for show all warnings mode (or -w to show less warnings)

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